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When the buffer used for SMTP commands and message headers filled to flush
point, protocol sequencing was wrong.
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This was timing-dependent; if the exim closed the connection before
the script wrote to it _after_ triggerring an error, EPIPE/SIGPIPE.
Unexplained as yet: why runtest (perl) saw this as a 141 server
returncode (NB: 141-128 = 13 = SIGPIPE, the shell behaviour) when
"perldoc -v '$?'" (which runtest is coded to) says that a signum
should be in the top nibble of 16b.
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New cert1 and cert2 but I'd only updated the GnuTLS tests.
This fixes OpenSSL ones too.
The SHELL vs /bin/sh one also fixed, finally realised that
the test output just hadn't been updated to match the munging.
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