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Add explanation of revocation reason hard-ness to RevocationAttributes
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public final class RevocationAttributes {
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/**
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* Reason for revocation.
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* There are two kinds of reasons: hard and soft reason.
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*
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* Soft revocation reasons gracefully disable keys or user-ids.
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* Softly revoked keys can no longer be used to encrypt data to or to generate signatures.
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* Any signature made after a key has been soft revoked is deemed invalid.
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* Any signature made before the key has been soft revoked stays valid.
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* Soft revoked info can be re-certified at a later point.
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*
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* Hard revocation reasons on the other hand renders the key or user-id invalid immediately.
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* Hard reasons are suitable to use if for example a key got compromised.
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* Any signature made before or after a key has been hard revoked is no longer considered valid.
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* Hard revoked information can also not be re-certified.
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*/
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public enum Reason {
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/**
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* The key or certification is being revoked without a reason.
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