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IDKit Kotlin Release 4.2.0 - #356
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Publishes IDKit Kotlin 4.2.0.
Included changes:
NullifierAPI.rustls-webpki0.103.16 rejects the eight compromised eMudhra intermediate public keys, andwebpki-roots1.0.10 removes emSign ECC Root CA - G3. This release rebuilds the Kotlin native libraries from the updated lockfile; existing installed SDK binaries require an upgrade.Validation for the CA update:
cargo test --locked -p idkit-core --lib --features ffi: 137 passed.CertDistrusted. The old versions accepted the same locally signed fixtures.Release rollout remains necessary: existing installed native binaries keep their embedded verifier/root store until consumers upgrade.