Add support for HMAC-SHA256 signatures - #40
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Some API providers (example) recommend or require SHA256 instead of the commonly used SHA1. I'd have a slight preference for re-using the same HMACSigner and adding an algorithm field, but this would be more intrusive. Might break some existing code? |
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* Add a HMAC256Signer
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New signer for HMAC-SHA256 signatures.
HMAC-SHA1 remains the default for new Authers, HMACSigner struct is unchanged.