Web Crypto API support the SPKI export with RSA-PSS algorithm - #132
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This commit removes the condition that exports public keys using the RSA-PSS algorithm to RSA-PKCS1, since the Web Crypto API supports the export of SPKIs that use the RSA-PSS algorithm.
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This PR removes the condition that exports public keys using the RSA-PSS algorithm to RSA-PKCS1, since the Web Crypto API supports the export of SPKIs that use the RSA-PSS algorithm.
This behavior can be confusing when importing an X.509 certificate that uses a public key with the RSA-PSS algorithm but was exported with the RSA-PKCS1 algorithm, even though it works correctly.