Adds support for ESC14 #255
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Added the detection of users and computers configured with weak certificate mapping as part of ESC14 detection (cf. https://posts.specterops.io/adcs-esc14-abuse-technique-333a004dc2b9)
The use of this flag only affects the console output and the .txt file as to not disrupt other tools (e.g. BloodHound ingestor).
As the requirements are very specific and weak certificate mappings are due to be rendered inusable by September 2025, the step of identifying usable certificate templates is still manual.
Identification of users with weak certificate mapping
Details found in the .txt file
