v0.0.58: Conform HTTP self-test behaviour to that of Let's Encrypt

Builds are now made using Go 1.7.

v0.0.57: Fix TLS-SNI hook invocation.

v0.0.56: Import PEM Account Key Command, OCSP Must-Staple Fixes

Adds an `import-pem-account` command which can import an account key stored in
PEM format. This complements the existing `import-jwk-account` command which
can import an account key stored in JWK format.

Fixes a bug whereby OCSP must-staple requests in CSRs would not be generated
correctly.

Expose raw response in OCSP API.

Fixes to makefile for freebsd. GNU make must still be used.

Release engineering fixes.

v0.0.55: Licence agreement change fix

Fixes hlandau#191, whereby acmetool did not correctly respond to changes in an
ACME server's preferred agreement. This is an important update and should
be applied promptly, as it causes autorenewal to fail (though by design,
acmetool requires intervention to agree to new agreements anyway).

Implements new option as per hlandau#178, where HTTP self-testing
can be disabled.

Fixes hlandau#186, whereby there is a small chance of a DNS
token string being interpreted as an option to grep in
the example DNS hook included in the repository.

The dependency on degoutils has been removed in favour
of a marginally more stable version.

Fixes hlandau#175, whereby HAProxy symlinks are now forcibly replaced.

Fixes hlandau#171, whereby the haproxy directory could be created
world-readable in some circumstances.

Miscellaneous release engineering changes related to changes
in boulder.

v0.0.54: Add support for packaging for older RPM distros

v0.0.53: Enable copr builds for Fedora 24

v0.0.52: Fix minor bugs

Fixes a minor bug where if a response file contained an invalid e. mail
address, acmetool would loop forever.

Fixes a minor bug where state and hook directory paths would be interpreted
incorrectly if they were specified as relative paths.

v0.0.51: Fix for minor resource consumption vulnerabilities

This release fixes minor resource consumption vulnerabilities which are mostly
academic. They can only be exploited by an ACME server.

v0.0.50: Minor changes

acmetool now sets umask to 0 on launch, to ensure that webroot
files can be written world-readable.

Changed back to using cheggaaa/pb rather than branch, now that
changes have been merged upstream.

Responder listen addresses are now intelligently sorted.

CSRs now contain a CN, which is the first name specified in
a target, which can help ensure that that name ends up as the
CN in the final certificate.

Fixed typos.

The Ubuntu(/Debian) PPA now provides arm and arm64 builds.
These should work on ARM platforms with and without hardfloat support.

v0.0.49: Bugfixes

Builds are now made using Go 1.6.

The quickstart wizard no longer tries and fails to install a cronjob if a means
of installation cannot be found.

A bug causing the redirector to fail to launch has been fixed.

In acmeapi, HTTPError is now exported to allow the examination of errors.

The log message severity for a failure to save webroot files is now Info,
which prevents the emission of annoying error messages in cron jobs
when not running as root.