pub enum PinWeaverRequest {
    GetVersion {
        responder: PinWeaverGetVersionResponder,
    },
    ResetTree {
        bits_per_level: u8,
        height: u8,
        responder: PinWeaverResetTreeResponder,
    },
    InsertLeaf {
        params: InsertLeafParams,
        responder: PinWeaverInsertLeafResponder,
    },
    RemoveLeaf {
        params: RemoveLeafParams,
        responder: PinWeaverRemoveLeafResponder,
    },
    TryAuth {
        params: TryAuthParams,
        responder: PinWeaverTryAuthResponder,
    },
    GetLog {
        root_hash: [u8; 32],
        responder: PinWeaverGetLogResponder,
    },
    LogReplay {
        params: LogReplayParams,
        responder: PinWeaverLogReplayResponder,
    },
}
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The PinWeaver protocol defines the low level interface to the CR50 firmware for low entropy credentials. This interface allows the caller which should be a high trust component the ability to seal high entropy secrets behind rate-limited low entropy secrets which can only be unsealed if the correct low entropy secret is provided and the rate limit has not been reached.

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GetVersion

Returns the current protocol version.

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ResetTree

Creates an empty Merkle tree with bits_per_level and height. On Success Returns the root_hash of the empty tree with the given parameters.

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§bits_per_level: u8
§height: u8
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InsertLeaf

Inserts a leaf into the Merkle tree. params see InsertLeafParams. On Success result see InsertLeafResponse.

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RemoveLeaf

Removes a leaf from the Merkle tree. params see RemoveLeafParams. On Success root_hash is the updated root hash of the tree.

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TryAuth

Attempts to authenticate a leaf of the Merkle tree. On Success: TryAuthSuccess is returned in the union. On Authentication Failure: TryAuthFailed is returned in the union. On Rate Limited Error: TryAuthRateLimited is returned in the union.

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GetLog

Retrieves the set of replay logs starting from the specified root hash. If Found: Returns all log entries including and starting from the operation specified by the root hash parameter. If Not Found: Returns all known log entries.

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§root_hash: [u8; 32]
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LogReplay

Applies a TryAuth operation replay log by modifying the credential metadata based on the state of the replay log. This will step forward any credential metadata for the appropriate label, whether or not it matches the exact state in history. On Success: Returns the updated leaf hmac and credential metadata. On Failure: Returns an error.

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