docs: document KAT sources and hash verification process#2363
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Signed-off-by: saanvi ratra <saanvisaanvi358@gmail.com>
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Hi saanvi, thanks for the contribution. I think improving documentation around the known answer tests is good. I'm not sure it needs to go in the top-level README file; perhaps a new README or info file in the |
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This PR adds a new section in the README clarifying the source of truth for KAT verification in liboqs.
It documents:
tests/KATs/.../kats.json)This improves transparency and maintainability by clearly documenting the origin and usage of KAT hash values.