serializer: support checked SNP ID block replacement - #137
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Preserve image identity and directive order when applying externally signed ID-block authentication. Validate policy, launch digest, and unambiguous SNP context, and recheck appended directives at serialization. Signed-off-by: Ming-Wei Shih <mishih@microsoft.com>
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Preserve image identity and directive order when applying externally signed ID-block authentication. Validate policy, launch digest, and unambiguous SNP context, and recheck appended directives at serialization.