Add trial_tokens key to specification
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Adds information on the `trial_tokens` key to the specification, based on the proposal [1]. The proposal is quite in depth but I have kept the specification more limited as I don't think we neccessarily need to specify each algorithm here. [1] w3c#598
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@zombie Just adding a quick reminder here, I know you had a few conversations you wanted to have internally 😄 |
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Adds information on the
trial_tokenskey to the specification, based on the proposal [1]. The proposal is quite in depth but I have kept the specification more limited as I don't think we neccessarily need to specify each algorithm here and the motivation is not something we need in normative text.[1] #598