Added an unrecognized_extensions hash to the Cert struct
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I've found a way to make it cleaner in the second commit. |
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This is a proposed solution to #258 .
When the feature
stdis enabled, adds anunrecognized_extensionsmember to theCertstruct in the form of aHashMapModifies the
remember_extenstionsfunction to place the data from any unrecognized extension into thatHashMap, with the extension ID as the key.Due to apparent limitations of rust, I was unable to find a way to use the existing
oidmacro for the match expressions. (hence the addition of[allow(unused_macros)]for theoidmacro.Suggestions on how this could be made cleaner are appreciated.