For Markus — AEAD architecture (no ChaCha)

This is package A only: a careful architecture / GCM fix extracted from donor PR #90.
ChaCha / XChaCha / Poly1305 / AES-NI are not in this PR. Those stay separate packages on the fork for later.

Why bother (simple words)

Today, authenticated modes (especially GCM) are a bit of a special case:

• GCM and CCM each have their own fields and switch statements.
• GCM did not correctly support encrypting/decrypting a message in several chunks (streaming). Tags could look fine for one-shot use and still be wrong for multi-call use.
• That is a real correctness problem for anyone who streams AES-GCM (network buffers, files, etc.).

This PR does three practical things:

1. One place for “authenticated mode” work — a single FAuthObj instead of dual FGCM / FCCM wiring.
2. Correct multi-call GCM — partial blocks and keystream are carried across Encode/Decode calls; the tag is finalized in Done.
3. A clear lifecycle everyone can follow:
   Init → (AAD / tag length) → Encode/Decode* → Done → read / check tag.

Benefits for existing code (already, without ChaCha)

You get value even if we never merge ChaCha:

Call site note: for multi-call GCM, call Done before reading CalculatedAuthenticationResult. Paths that already call Done (most of the suite / normal demo style) keep working. Single-shot “encode then Done then tag” remains the normal pattern.

CCM stays one-shot as before (no fake multi-chunk for CCM).

Relation to the donor PR (#90)

PR #90 mixed architecture, GCM rewrite, ChaCha, Poly1305, SIMD, AES-NI, … in one large change.

For this package we:

• Cut out only the AEAD architecture + GCM multi-call concern
• Reworked thoroughly — did not take the donor’s GCM streaming model as-is (it treated a partial call as end-of-message and broke unaligned multi-chunk streams)
• Kept the good idea (shared auth object + deferred finalize) and replaced the weak streaming engine with a correct multi-call design (same spirit as the GCM multi-chunk work discussed in the cleanup / Option A direction)
• Left ChaCha / Poly1305 / CPU / AES-NI for later packages so this review stays focused

So: donor as inspiration and reference, not a bulk merge.

What changed (files)

Tests (emphasis)

Thorough coverage was a hard requirement for this package — architecture without a green GCM/CCM signal is not mergeable.

Verified locally (Delphi 13, Win32 Console DUnit):

• GCM suite: 19/19 including:
  • existing CAVS / stream / auth-failure cases
  • multi-chunk two equal blocks (16+16)
  • uneven multi-chunk (7+25) for GHASH + keystream partials
  • multi-chunk decode with expected-tag verify
  • Done idempotent
  • Encode/Decode after Done rejected until re-Init
• CCM suite: 16/16 (one-shot regression under the new wiring)
• Non-AEAD cipher modes: green (no accidental coupling)
• Full suite residual reds at the time of work: pre-existing Keccak vectors only (separate PRs) — no new reds from this package

Risk

Medium — touches core GCM authentication. Mitigations: multi-chunk NIST-style vectors, Done lifecycle tests, CCM full regression, no public interface rename.

Out of scope (intentionally)

• ChaCha20 / XChaCha20 / Poly1305
• cmPoly1305
• AES-NI / SIMD / CPU feature units
• Merging donor PR Basically a first implementation of the chacha20 Poly1305 algorithm #90 as a whole

Suggested review order

1. Lifecycle: Init → multi Encode/Decode → Done → tag
2. GCM state: GHASH partial, keystream remainder, FFinalized
3. FAuthObj + property / Done wiring in DECCipherModes.pas
4. New tests (multi-chunk + post-Done)
5. CCM still green

Test plan

• Build library Debug Win32
• Run full unit test suite (or at least GCM + CCM)
• Spot-check: multi-chunk GCM + Done after last chunk before reading tag

Happy to adjust wording or split further if anything feels too large.