[PATCH] accept and use the HSTS public key PIN

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The attached patches, in addition to hex encoded public key PINs accept
and switch by default to the RFC7469 key PIN. Using that PIN will make
more pinning uniform in the Internet, and will simplify future tools
and understanding of key pinning (the serverhash option is a key
pinning option).

The patch set is also available at:
https://gitlab.com/ocserv/openconnect/merge_requests/7

regards,
Nikos
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