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6.0.0dev6

Added

- Added a `ccf::any_cert_auth_policy` (C++), or `any_cert` (JS/TS), implementing TLS client certificate authentication, but without checking for the presence of the certificate in the governance user or member tables. This enables applications wanting to do so to perform user management in application space, using application tables (6608).

6.0.0dev5

Added

- Updated `ccf::cose::edit::set_unprotected_header()` API, to allow removing the unprotected header altogether (6607).
- Updated `ccf.cose.verify_receipt()` to support checking the claim_digest against a reference value (6607).

6.0.0dev4

Added

- `ccf.cose.verify_receipt()` to support verifiying [draft COSE receipts](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-cose-merkle-tree-proofs/) (#6603).

Removed

- Remove SECP256K1 support as a part of the migration to Azure Linux (6592).

6.0.0dev3

Changed

- Set VMPL value when creating SNP attestations, and check VMPL value is in guest range when verifiying attestation, since recent [updates allow host-initiated attestations](https://www.amd.com/content/dam/amd/en/documents/epyc-technical-docs/programmer-references/56860.pdf) (#6583).
- Added `ccf::cose::edit::set_unprotected_header()` API, to allow easy injection of proofs in signatures, and of receipts in signed statements (6586).

6.0.0dev2

Added

- Introduced `ccf::describe_cose_endorsements_v1(receipt)` for COSE-endorsements chain of previous service identities (6500).
- Ignore time when resolving did:x509 against x5chain, resolution establishes a point-in-time endorsement, not ongoing validity (6575).

6.0.0dev1

Changed

- Output of `ccf::describe_merkle_proof_v1(receipt)` has been updated, and is now described by [ccf-tree-alg schema](https://github.com/microsoft/CCF/blob/main/cddl/ccf-tree-alg.cddl).
- Improved error message when attempting to obtain receipts for a past epoch during a recovery (6507).

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