const-oid: add ObjectIdentifierRef
#1305
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Adds a
repr(transparent)newtype for a[u8]which is guaranteed to contain a valid BER serialization of an OID. This is a similar approach to howPath/PathBuforOsStr/OsStringwork (except withObjectIdentifierbeing stack-allocated instead of heap allocated).An unsafe pointer cast is required to go from
&[u8]to&ObjectIdentifierRef, so unfortunately this means the crate is no longerforbid(unsafe_code), however it's been lowered todeny(unsafe_code)to ensure contributors think twice before adding more.BorrowandDerefimpls have been added to the ownedObjectIdentifiertype, allowing common functionality to be moved toObjectIdentifierRef, allowing both types to exist while eliminating code duplication.A
PartialEqimpl allows them to be compared.The
dbmodule continues to useObjectIdentifierfor now, however hopefully this approach would allow #1212 to be reinstated and forObjectIdentifierRefs to be used for the database eventually (i.e. revert the revert in #1299)NOTE: this PR also relaxes the previous requirement that an OID have at least three arcs. It is now allowed to only have two. It also removes the
Error::NotEnoughArcsvariant that covered that particular case.