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I want to restructure and simplify the README. There's loads of good content in there, but I think it's more verbose than it needs to be, and we should structure it to focus on a more basic use case initially - the IETF draft standard is pretty complex compared to e.g. Shopify. We also should document the options themselves rather than only through the default methods.
The TOC was a bit deeply indented and intimidating, perhaps we don't need it.
I've started to structure it like this:
I am wondering if before we go deeply into perfecting this README we should extract the IETF hmac methods into a external lib