ceremony: Add support for configuring cross-sign EKUs#8750
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As of 2025-09-15, the CCADB policy requires that all subordinate CA certificates, including cross-signs of existing roots, must have an EKU extension. As of 2026-06-15, the Chrome policy will require that all new subordinate CA certificates only contain the tlsServerAuth EKU. This change allows us to configure the set of EKUs that will appear in a CA certificate, while restricting that selection per the aforementioned requirements.