der: fix encoding and decoding OIDs #157
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make the code handle oids with a large second subidentifier (fixes tlsfuzzer#155) make the code raise correct exception when the encoded multi-byte subidentifier is missing the last byte move OID test coverage to test_der module and extend it update the OID generators in random DER generator to generate OIDs with large second subidentifier
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Nov 5, 2019
the X.690 refers to bits from 1 to 8 rather than from 0 to 7 use the "MSB" as an unambiguous name
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make the code handle oids with a large second subidentifier (fixes #155)
make the code raise correct exception when the encoded multi-byte
subidentifier is missing the last byte
move OID test coverage to test_der module and extend it
update the OID generators in random DER generator to generate OIDs with
large second subidentifier