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…ry users can check against to detect error conditions Library users could e.g. use ErrHashInvalid to cycle through a list of secrets key to allow secret key rollover.
the test cases are mainly the test cases from PostSRSd's blackbox test
the SRS1 address handling is consistent with Mail::SRS's implementation
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This PR changes the test so that it will work with a "fake" time. Eliminates the need for setting up a PostSRSd for testing.
The test cases are from PostSRSd's blackbox test
Since this library did not pass all of the PostSRSd test (that it should, some are specific to PostSRS and I skipped those), this PR also makes the SRS0/1 address parsing for foreign SRS0/1 addresses more lenient.
I tried to make the commits as small as possible – you might want to review the commits one-by-one to more easily follow the changes.