feat (bindings/go): add AnchorMany to batch anchor payloads in one event - #8
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AnchorManytobindings/go— a batched counterpart to the existingAnchorthat commits multiple payloads into the KEL in a single interaction (ixn) event.AnchorManyanchors the Blake3-256 digest of every payload in a singleixn. Each payload stays individually verifiable with the existingVerifyAnchor— as withAnchor, only the digest is committed to the KEL, never the payload, so verification remains byte-exact.examples/anchor/main.go) with a batch section that anchors a set of keys viaAnchorManyin one event, then verifies one of them individually.Running locally
The
anchorexample (which exercisesAnchorMany) needs only Postgres — no witness or watcher.1. Start Postgres (from
bindings/go):2. Run the anchor example (from
bindings/go):Expected output includes the batched anchor: