Add managed TLS interoperability and persisted credentials
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@@ -49,6 +49,16 @@ This is a known limitation of the current design. Closing it properly requires b
Ed25519 key into the TLS cert (e.g. as a SubjectAltName or extension), which is a planned
future improvement. Until then, clients display both values but gate on the cert fingerprint.
**Managed rewrite checkpoint:** `dotnet/` uses nonblocking BouncyCastle TLS 1.3 and
captures directional exporters during handshake completion. Its client requires an
explicit leaf-fingerprint acceptance callback; PKI validation remains unimplemented.
New managed server certificates include the Ed25519 public key in SAN URI
`urn:voicecat:identity:ed25519:<lowercase-public-key-hex>`. Existing C++ credentials
are imported unchanged. Verifying that URI against the declared ServerHello identity
is still deferred to the managed session layer; leaf-certificate TOFU remains the
trust gate. Missing members of a persisted credential set cause startup rejection
rather than automatic identity rotation. See [api-dotnet.md](api-dotnet.md).
Client certificates are reserved for a future "key-based identity" option (see roadmap) but
are not required in v1.