lib/datekeys.dart exports the writer of capsules, and what its options
take: X25519Recipient and checkX25519Recipient, RandomSource and
secureRandom. The tests that imported them from their modules no longer
need to. tool/encrypt3_bench.dart times the writer on the VM and in
Node.js.
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tool/age_interop_dart_samples.dart writes the files of the recipes of
test/age_interop_support.dart with SeededRandomSource, and
tool/age_interop_go_verdicts.go, in an export of datekeys-go, opens them
with age and the identities of agewrap and writes age_interop.json:
X25519 from 0 bytes to 3 MiB, one written in pieces, three and sixteen
recipients, tlock opened with the release of round 1000 of the fixtures,
tlock over sixteen X25519 as a SEALED_CONTROL, and scrypt with work
factors 10 and 16. Each sample keeps its recipe, the length and the
SHA-256 of its file, the file when small, its stanzas, the stanza rules
of agewrap on them and the verdict of Go with each opener.
The tests write each file again and must get the one that Go read; Go
opened it to the plaintext of the recipe, or refused it with an
identity that must not open it; and this library makes the same of it
as Go, with the same texts and the same stanza rules.
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