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[Packetbeat] Output ECS-compatible TLS fields (elastic#15497)
Packetbeat now outputs TLS fields from ECS 1.3+: - The additional information not covered by ECS is nested under tls.detailed. - Fields already in ECS are removed from detailed to avoid bloat. - A new configuration flag tls.include_detailed_fields allows to toggle the inclusion of extra fields. It's enabled by default. Caveats: - Originally it would output the top-level certificate in tls.server_certificate and the rest under tls.server_certificate_chain. ECS mandates that tls.server.certificate and tls.server.certificate_chain are mutually exclusive. To avoid confusion, a chain is always generated, even if it consists of a single certificate. - Same for tls.client certificates. - The behavior of the configuration options tls.send_certificates and tls.include_raw_certificates has slightly changed. Non-populated TLS ECS fields: - tls.curve: Not implemented. Requires parsing the server key exchange. - tls.server.ja3s: JA3s is not implemented yet.
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