feat(oauth-e2ee): implement asymmetric key handshake and session-validated access wrapping (#91)#98
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🔒 Overview
Introduces a dedicated
client.e2eenamespace to support the design architecture for pairing asymmetric cryptographic key sessions with active OAuth bearer tokens.🛠️ Changes Introduced
client.e2ee.initializeSession(token, keyPair)to safely register public keys under a validated OAuth context path (/v1/oauth/e2ee/keys).verifyAccess()to automatically detect active E2EE sessions and generate secure asymmetric payload signatures usingRSA-PSS-SHA256.test/sdk.test.mjsensuring robust assertion coverage.#91