Addition of mls::State serialization using the existing serialization options#458
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Addition of mls::State serialization using the existing serialization options#458BlehPoster wants to merge 1 commit intocisco:mainfrom
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Adds TLS_SERIALIZABLE recursively to all required nested structures while keeping member accessibility untouched by adding specific overloaded stream operators.
Known issue: Since serialization requires an empty/existing object, mls::State and its nested structures must be default constructible. As long as serialization is implemented outside of structures, default constructors are mandatory.
Added missing #ifdef(WITH_PQ)
The project builds locally (Linux, Clang 18), and all unit tests are passing.