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README: Update "Working with Certbot" instructions. (#4247) 

The `tests/integration/_common.sh` script that provided the
`certbot_test` alias we describe in the README's "Working with Certbot"
section is being replaced by a first class command installed via `pip`
in the virtualenv. This commit updates the README instructions
accordingly.
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### Working with Certbot
Check out the Certbot client from https://github.com/certbot/certbot and follow their setup instructions. Once you've got the client set up, you'll probably want to run it against your local Boulder. There are a number of command line flags that are necessary to run the client against a local Boulder, and without root access. The simplest way to run the client locally is to source a file that provides an alias for certbot (`certbot_test`) that has all those flags:
Check out the Certbot client from https://github.com/certbot/certbot and follow their setup instructions. Once you've got the client set up, you'll probably want to run it against your local Boulder. There are a number of command line flags that are necessary to run the client against a local Boulder, and without root access. The simplest way to run the client locally is to use a convenient alias for certbot (`certbot_test`) with a custom `SERVER` environment variable:
source ~/certbot/tests/integration/_common.sh
certbot_test certonly -a standalone -d example.com
SERVER=http://localhost:4001/directory certbot_test certonly --standalone -d test.example.com
Your local Boulder instance uses a fake DNS resolver that returns 127.0.0.1 for any query, so you can use any value for the -d flag. To return an answer other than `127.0.0.1` change the Boulder `FAKE_DNS` environment variable to another IP address.
By default Certbot will connect to the ACME v2 API over HTTP. You can customize the `SERVER` environment variable with an alternative ACME directory URL if required.
To use the legacy ACME v1 API over change `SERVER` to `http://localhost:4000/directory`.
### Working with another ACME Client