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//! RFC 7030 EST server: [`EstServer`] builds an [`axum::Router`] that
//! serves `/cacerts`, `/simpleenroll`, and `/simplereenroll`.
//!
//! # Authentication
//!
//! Bootstrap enrollment is authenticated by an [`AuthBackend`]
//! implementation (typically HTTP Basic, verified in constant time).
//!
//! # Renewal (`/simplereenroll`)
//!
//! The renewal route has **no in-crate auth** — the consumer is
//! expected to put a TLS-terminating layer (or a reverse proxy with
//! mTLS) in front of this router and inject the verified client-cert
//! Common Name into the request via axum's request extensions:
//!
//! ```ignore
//! use axum::middleware;
//! use est_ca::auth::Principal;
//! let router = EstServer::new(issuer, auth).router()
//! .layer(middleware::from_fn(|mut req: axum::http::Request<_>, next| async move {
//! if let Some(cn) = extract_peer_cert_cn(&req) {
//! req.extensions_mut().insert(Principal::new(cn));
//! }
//! next.run(req).await
//! }));
//! ```
//!
//! Request extensions are in-process Rust state that cannot be set by
//! an HTTP client, so a consumer that misconfigures their TLS layer
//! fails closed (requests land without a `Principal`, the handler
//! rejects with `401`).
use Arc;
use ;
use Router;
use crateAuthBackend;
use crateIssuer;
use crateWELL_KNOWN_PREFIX;
/// Shared server state passed to every EST handler.