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This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation and a practical example for the
cryptopackage, making it easier for developers to understand and use its features. The changes focus on explaining the package's goals, supported algorithms, and providing a step-by-step usage guide.Documentation improvements:
Readme.mdfor thecryptopackage, describing its purpose, the problems it solves compared to standard Go crypto packages, and listing supported cryptographic algorithms and their capabilities. The README includes a clear example workflow covering key generation, serialization, signing, key exchange, and configuration management usingvarsig.Examples and usage:
crypto/_example/example_test.gothat demonstrates real-world usage of the package, including key generation, serialization, signing and verifying messages, key exchange, and use of signing configuration (varsig). This example closely matches the one provided in the README for consistency and clarity.Note
Improves developer-facing documentation for
cryptowithout changing behavior.crypto/Readme.mdwith package overview, usage example, and supported algorithms tablecrypto/example_test.goshowcasing key generation, serialization, signing/verification, key exchange, andvarsigusagecrypto/public.go,crypto/hash.go,crypto/options.go,crypto/jwk/*, and_testsuite/testsuite.goWritten by Cursor Bugbot for commit 4eda230. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.