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FFI/Python: Expose raw public/private key encoding functions #4368

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@reneme reneme commented Oct 11, 2024

This is mostly to replace the dedicated functions for kyber's raw encoding that were added to FFI and Python (#3546). The new functions are generically applicable for most other key types. We'll deprecate the replaced functions in the ML-KEM pull request.

See also: #4366

This is mostly to replace the dedicated functions for kyber's raw
encoding that were added to FFI and Python.

See also: randombit#4366
@reneme reneme added the enhancement Enhancement or new feature label Oct 11, 2024
@reneme reneme added this to the Botan 3.6.0 milestone Oct 11, 2024
@reneme reneme requested a review from randombit October 11, 2024 15:11
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@reneme reneme merged commit 909840c into randombit:master Oct 12, 2024
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