chore: Use simple_x509 to generate webrtc self-signed cert

[dariusc93]

Due to rcgen using ring rng when signing the certificate and the lack of an API to seed the rng, we are not able to properly generate deterministic certificates utilizing ring. Originally, exposing the api to generate the certificate by the end-user so they could eventually pass that same certificate back internally was the idea to get around this, however this may not be a preferred option long term since this requires the node to store the certificate and keypair generated.

This PR introduce a change to use simple_x509 to generate the certificate instead of rcgen, which would allow us to use the ecdsa keypair to sign the certificate instead, which would allow us to produce a deterministic certificate.

Relates to libp2p/rust-libp2p#3049

Note:

• The crate version is pinned to make sure we are using the same version in case of any updates in the future.
• This may change in the future if ring and/or rcgen introduce a API to handle this. See Deterministic certificates rustls/rcgen#173 and Support for RFC6979 briansmith/ring#1557. In such cases, we may push it behind a feature when dependencies upstream make the appropriate changes.