fix fields description in webRequest CertificateInfo #39146
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subjectandissuerhave the exact same description at the moment, and may be considered to be a typo when writing this documentation.subjectshould refer to the certificate one obtain, andissuershould refer to the one who issue that certificatein addition, I found that this may be one of the few places that mention
Certificate, and we may link this document to GlossaryDigital Certificate?