LibWeb+LibCrypto: Add Ed448 support in WebCryptoAPI #3009
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Implement the Ed448 curve for signing and verifying using OpenSSL. The methods could be all made static, but all other curves are not. I think this is material for further refactoring.
Add full support for Ed448 and import relevant tests.
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Make use of the recently merged OpenSSL PR to implement Ed488 quick and easy.
Apart from implementing Ed448, I've also started defining some macros to aid development of code based on OpenSSL (see
OPENSSL_TRYandOPENSSL_TRY_PTR).The implemention is a bit different from the other curves obviously and now all the methods could be static. I have evaluated some possibilities:
OwnPtrs everywhereRSAand require to initialize it with the keys instead of passing them to the methodsI think the decision can wait based on how the implementation of other things using OpenSSL goes, but wanted to share.