refactor(crypto): share certificate, managed-key and TSA algorithm resolution - #208
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…te, managed-key and TSA paths Signed-off-by: Wolf Vollprecht <w.vollprecht@gmail.com>
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Small follow-up to #207: 20 added lines, 98 removed, three files.
Route certificate extraction, managed-key verification and TSA ECDSA scheme selection through the checked crypto resolver. This removes duplicate OID/curve parsing and allows managed P-384/RSA/ML-DSA SPKIs to reach their supported verification paths instead of being rejected by the old P-256/Ed25519-only adapter.
Validation: workspace all-feature tests and strict all-target Clippy passed, including existing P-384/SHA-384 and TSA fixtures.