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ssh-key: correctly parse OpenSSH keys generated by PuTTYgen - #321
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Could you rebase this one? |
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Thank you so much for your work on this! |
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fixes#316
This allows parsing unencrypted private keys generated by PuTTYgen that incorrectly use 16-byte block size.
Technically supersedes #317 (saw that one too late)