feat(http/unstable): add RFC 9530 digest fields#7238
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Adds an unstable
@std/http/unstable-digest-fieldsmodule for creating and verifying RFC 9530Content-DigestandRepr-Digestfield values.RFC 9530, an IETF standards-track RFC from Feb 2024, replaces the legacy RFC 3230
Digestfield with Structured Fields based digest headers for HTTP content and representation integrity. These helpers support creating digest values from strings, bytes, or streams, and verifyingRequest/Responsebodies without consuming the original body.This is also useful with HTTP Message Signatures (RFC 9421), where a signed digest field can bind the signature to the message body. The implementation is small and browser-compatible, reusing existing
@stdprimitives:timing-safe-equal,unstable-structured-fields, andto-bytes.Note
Recreates #7037, which was closed automatically when I accidentally deleted the head fork. The branch is identical to the original PR head.