Fixes crash when providing a pkcs12 file with only one private key in #215
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…he number of private - certificate pairs that are needed to continue. If a pkcs12 that was created with only one private key in it and no certificate was tried used, this just crashed when accessing index 0 with the CFArrayGetValueAtIndex
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Added a patch to make sure the pkcs12 that were opened actually has the number of private - certificate pairs that are needed to continue. If a pkcs12 that was created with only one private key in it and no certificate was tried used, this just crashed when accessing index 0 with the CFArrayGetValueAtIndex