feat(identity): add sign and verify subcommands#63
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atomic identity sign reads bytes from stdin and outputs a JSON object with a base64 Ed25519 signature, the identity's base32 public key, the identity name, and alg field. --identity selects a non-default identity; omitting it uses whoami. atomic identity verify takes --signature <base64> and --public-key <base32>, reads bytes from stdin, and exits 0 (valid) or 1 (invalid).
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atomic identity sign [--identity <name>] < data— reads stdin, signs with the identity's Ed25519 key, outputs JSON withsignature(base64),public_key(base32),identityname, andalg: "ed25519"atomic identity verify --signature <base64> --public-key <base32> < data— exits 0 on valid, 1 on invalid--identityon sign defaults towhoami; both commands plug into the existingIdentityStore/KeyPair/PublicKeyprimitives with no new crypto codeTest plan
echo -n "hello" | atomic identity signproduces valid JSON with expected fields--identity <name>selects a non-default identity on sign