Add BootReleaseSet and EnrollmentToken examples#60
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Summary
Adds concrete boot provisioning examples for the existing
BootReleaseSetandEnrollmentTokencontrol-plane schemas.This PR adds:
examples/boot_release_set.jsonexamples/enrollment_token.jsonThis PR updates:
tools/validate_control_plane_examples.pyexamples/README.mdWhat changed
The examples model the M2 secure recovery/provisioning lane:
BootReleaseSetlinks recovery boot artifacts to the assignedReleaseSetEnrollmentTokenauthorizes one-time recovery access for the M2 demo deviceReleaseSet,Fingerprint,BootReleaseSet, andEnrollmentTokenThe example uses non-operational artifact URNs rather than live URLs so it remains a safe contract example, not a runnable remote boot instruction.
Software review
Correctness: this extends the existing control-plane lifecycle proof from assignment + fingerprint into secure boot/recovery authorization without duplicating schemas.
Risk: low. Spec/example/validation-only tranche.
Weakness: this does not yet define a richer signed boot manifest schema or nlboot wire protocol; it uses the existing minimal BootReleaseSet/EnrollmentToken contract.