Make maximum resident credential count configurable#12
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Previously, we estimated that we can handle 100 resident keys when returning the number of remaining resident keys in the credential management command. This patch introduces a config option to set a maximum count of resident keys that is used to report the number of remaining resident keys and that is enforced when trying to create a new resident key.
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Previously, we estimated that we can handle 100 resident keys when returning the number of remaining resident keys in the credential management command.
This patch introduces a config option to set a maximum count of resident keys that is used to report the number of remaining resident keys and that is enforced when trying to create a new resident key.
Upstream PR: trussed-dev#25