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Standard and keyed modes share one IO implementation through compile time strategy types instead of Option branches. Public keyed APIs are unchanged. Adds comments and hash_strategy naming for clarity. Fixes dead_code warnings in validate only builds.
Trim comments to bao-tree style, hide strategy types from rustdoc, and add Keyed decode type aliases. Public keyed APIs unchanged.
This way we don't have a public API that we have to hide. Also less generics noise. I don't have an use case for somebody actually supplying another strategy. In fact I think it is easy to get this wrong so I would prefer people to fork in that case.
keyed is a rather niche use case and I don't want to burden CreateOutboard implementers with this. We can add them later once/if we have lots of keyed outboard users.
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Got this work wired in and seems to be working as expected. |
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This adds keyed bao methods. Builds on #77 and
makes a bunch of small modifications. Logic is the same though.