74 files were changed, +3189 lines added and -3646 lines removed (457 lines less, in the end).
Why is this cool?
Well, first of all, finishing off on something you've worked on for almost a month is always cool!
:neobot_stretch_down: But also, the reason for this refactor were developer UX issues I have noticed while working on the polyproto-core home server "sonata". I noticed, that the crate was written in such a way, that finding out whether any specific certificate was an actor ID-Cert, a home server ID-Cert, or just a plain invalid certificate required a lot of additional work on the developers' end. What this refactor did, is essentially remove generic "ID-Certs" from the library in favor of two new, more specialized/focused types: "IdCertActor" and "IdCertHs", representing actor and home server certificates respectively. Now, if you are coding and have a
IdCertActor metaphorically in front of you, you can be sure, that that ID-Cert has all the specified criteria that an ID-Cert for an actor has to meet, as per the specification.codeberg.org/polyphony/polyproto-rs/pulls/95
