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I had no idea this was a valid OID but apparently it is. And for
some who-knows-why reason FreeTSA certificate includes it in their
certificate policy extension.
GH #355
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The output was pretty much wrong for application-tagged types. Instead
the type was printed as if it was a universal tag.
Add a hack in the ASN1 printer for GeneralNames. These are a commonly
used implicitly tagged type. Basically if it is a context specific field,
and it looks like it might be a printable URI or DNS GeneralName, treat it
as a string.
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The output is not fixed and may change in the future, but changes
should at least be noticed.
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