torsocks, so let's use torsocks directly

(trying to catch the problem noted at http://zzz.i2p/topics/1663)

(//" was needed and  // " would pass through)

Since all reseed hosts now have proper certificates with matching CNs, I'm
making this script enforce a stricter policy, requiring matching CNs.

Script would return 0 even connecting to the remote host failed.

It now works with either gnutls or openssl, and both gnutls v2 and gnutls v3.

  - Generate su3 file in release target
  - Add my new RSA 4096 pubkey cert for updates
  - Fix checkcerts.sh

(also adding missing shebang lines)

             for other certificate uses by SU3File

   - Tag initialNews.xml for TranslateReader
   - Drop static translated initialNews pages
   - Add new routerconsole bundle for the news alone, shipped in the jar
   - Use TranslateReader in HTTP proxy for initial news
   - Initial translations created manually from translated xml filesx
   - Add translated proxy error pages and initial news to deletelist.txt
   TODO: ar translation fails checkpo.sh

   - New varargs method in Translate
   - New TranslateReader to translate static files on-the-fly using _("") tagging
   - Tag proxy error pages for TranslateReader
   - Drop static translated proxy error pages
   - Add new i2ptunnel bundle for the proxy alone, shipped in the jar
   - Use TranslateReader in HTTP proxy for error pages
   - Move HTTP proxy strings from the web *war) to proxy (jar) bundle so they will be loaded
   - Initial translations created by msgmerge from i2ptunnel and routerconsole po files, un-fuzzied

- function to convert dates to Julian to perform date calculation if GNU date is
  not present.

Date computations as performed in this script require the use of GNU date,
which is only available by default on Linux systems. With this check-in we
explicitly check for the existence of GNU date before continuing with the date
calculations.

Previous versions of this script relied on 'certtool' to print the expiration
dates but certtool isn't available by default on non-Linux systems either. The
previous check-in added support for using OpenSSL, retaining the old behavior
on non-Linux systems.

(Also a re-arrangement of the date warning logic)

- add support for 'openssl'
- parse expiration date, failing if expired or if expires within 30 days
- warn at 60

    - Fix Polish po file
    - Install as a service by default on Windows again
    - Change CPUID getters to package private
    - Split new jbigi install messages into two lines
    - Javadocs