nt-token 0.5.0

Ergonomic wrapper for Windows NT access tokens
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# nt-token


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> **AI DISCLAIMER**: This project was initially generated by OpenAI "o3" language model. The compies were supervised heavily but **no warranties express or implied** etc etc.

Memory-safe, ergonomic helpers for working with Windows access tokens and security identifiers (SIDs) – built on top of the `windows` crate.

```rust
use nt_token::{OwnedToken, Sid};
use windows::Win32::Security::TOKEN_QUERY;

fn main() -> windows::core::Result<()> {
    let token = OwnedToken::from_current_process(TOKEN_QUERY)?;
    println!("elevated = {}", token.is_elevated()?);
    println!("integrity level = 0x{:x}", token.integrity_level()?);

    for g in token.groups()? {
        println!("group → {}", g);
    }
    Ok(())
}
```