x509-cert: re-export spki types without *Owned suffixes
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Re-exports the following with shorter names: - `spki::AlgorithmIdentifierOwned` => `x509_cert::AlgorithmIdentifier` - `spki::SubjectPublicKeyInfoOwned` => `x509_cert::SubjectPublicKeyInfo` These names are already quite long to begin with even without the `*Owned` suffix. The `x509-cert` crate has a hard dependency on `alloc` and always uses the `*Owned` types, so this allows for more convenient names in this scenario.
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Thought shorter names would be nice, but it does risk being a bit confusing in regard to |
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Re-exports the following with shorter names:
spki::AlgorithmIdentifierOwned=>x509_cert::AlgorithmIdentifierspki::SubjectPublicKeyInfoOwned=>x509_cert::SubjectPublicKeyInfoThese names are already quite long to begin with even without the
*Ownedsuffix.The
x509-certcrate has a hard dependency onallocand always uses the*Ownedtypes, so this allows for more convenient names in this scenario.