BIP-353 DNSSEC proof support to PSBT#101
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BIP-353 DNSSEC proof support to PSBT#101notTanveer wants to merge 1 commit intodiybitcoinhardware:developfrom
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closing this PR. #102 has it all covered. |
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implemented the new PSBT_OUT_DNSSEC_PROOF = 0x35 output-scope key introduced by BIP-353 so that PSBTs can carry DNSSEC proof for a human-readable payment identifier (user@domain).