Adding a VERIFY_SSL configuration flag for use with Paperless-ngx installations with self signed certs - #2
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Added usage instructions for how to start annotating a document in paperless. (It's in the included screen shot, but I missed it ;-) .)
allow paperless-annotations be used with self-signed cert installations. (Hacky means, should also add means to add a custom certificate file to the normal store Python uses.)
Add documentation for VERIFY_SSL configuration option.
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A quick work-around for paperless-ngx installations with self signed certs.
Long term, it would be safer to add the ability to dynamically (in memory) append a custom certificate to the certificate store Python uses.