sequoia-openpgp 2.2.0

OpenPGP data types and associated machinery
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Some messages with a fair amount of recursion.  These messages were
created by sequoia.  See serialize/serialize.rs:serialize_and_parse_1.

recursive-1.pgp:

  1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
   1: Literal(Literal { body: "one (3 bytes)" })
   2: Literal(Literal { body: "two (3 bytes)" })
  2: Literal(Literal { body: "three (5 bytes)" })

recursive-2.pgp:

  1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
   1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
    1: Literal(Literal { body: "one (3 bytes)" })
    2: Literal(Literal { body: "two (3 bytes)" })
   2: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
    1: Literal(Literal { body: "three (5 bytes)" })
    2: Literal(Literal { body: "four (4 bytes)" })

recursive-3.pgp:

  1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
   1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
    1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
     1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
      1: Literal(Literal { body: "one (3 bytes)" })
      2: Literal(Literal { body: "two (3 bytes)" })
   2: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
    1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
     1: Literal(Literal { body: "three (5 bytes)" })
    2: Literal(Literal { body: "four (4 bytes)" })

recursive-4.pgp:

  1: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
   1: Literal(Literal { body: "one (3 bytes)" })
   2: Literal(Literal { body: "two (3 bytes)" })
  2: Literal(Literal { body: "three (5 bytes)" })
  3: Literal(Literal { body: "four (4 bytes)" })
  4: CompressedData(CompressedData { algo: 0 })
   1: Literal(Literal { body: "five (4 bytes)" })
   2: Literal(Literal { body: "six (3 bytes)" })