Use awscrt for cryptographic functionality in EC2 Instance Connect #9409
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This commit replaces the ED25519 methods to use the awscrt implementation. A notable difference is that we need to wrap the public and private key inside a container ourselves (prefix on the public key, and wrap with start/end blcok for the private key).
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This is a continuation of the work started in #9136.
This PR replaces cryptographic methods from the cryptography package with corresponding methods from the awscrt package for the AWS EC2 Instance Connect command:
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