Easy, Local, & Self-Signed; Certificates for Ember Serve
summary
Uses mkcert to generate a local root CA and browser-trusted certificates, producing server.crt & server.key placed in an SSL folder so Ember CLI finds them. Instructions cover creating a gitkeep and .gitignore to avoid committing keys, adding extra hostnames (hosts file entries) and running ember serve --ssl to get https://localhost:4200. Emphasizes local-only, not for production, and that browsers accept the certs without security prompts.
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