Example for using one KMS CMK with an unsigned algorithm #180
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Co-Authored-By: Matt Bullock <bullocm@amazon.com>
…yption-sdk-python into a2b1c1-example
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LGTM, Matt's request to change away from the non-KDF suite has been addressed.
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Issue #156, example A1.B1.C2
Added an example and a test for when one keys is used to encrypt and decrypt a passed-in message with an unsigned algorithm.
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