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The current implementation doesn't allow for a livesystem to carry out the exchange flow. Add a small flask instance that leans on the lib/redactor module to host this long-living process. We use HTTP for simplicity. Also, to simplify things, I added a target to run the server under make. I updated some dependencies to ensure things weren't broken
To simplify the enrollment process, I added a small cli tool to enroll a certificate in the long living service. It's using a hardcoded url. This was tested using the certificates now held under tests/data/certs
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I added this as somewhat of a template on how to support client/server under the redactable SBOM mode. I fiddled a bit on how the user object is kept right now, as I don't think it's wise to keep the public_key as an in-memory object (e.g., to avoid by-reference comparisons etc).