The body was right-trimmed and then given a trailing newline back, which is reasonable for a mail body and fatal for a published twtxt record: smolboid refuses a post whose text carries a line break, because a record is one line of a feed. Trimming belongs here, before the seal, so the signature covers exactly the text the author meant. A receiver cannot do it — stripping is not invertible, so it could no longer rebuild the signed bytes to verify them. |
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| config.js | ||
| crypto.js | ||
| i18n.js | ||
| noise.js | ||
| proto.js | ||
| store.js | ||
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