feat(fido): model backup eligibility and state flags#272
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…ata flags Rename the RFU_2_1 and RFU_2_2 authenticator-data flag bits to BACKUP_ELIGIBILITY (0x08) and BACKUP_STATE (0x10) per WebAuthn L3 section 6.1, and expose them through read-only backup_eligible() and backed_up() accessors on AuthenticatorData. The flags are derived from the parsed flags byte and to_response_bytes() still returns the verbatim raw bytes, so signed output stays unchanged.
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Two authenticator-data flag bits carry backup eligibility and backup state but were modeled as reserved. This names them and adds read-only accessors derived from the parsed flags. The signed bytes are still returned verbatim, so signed output is unchanged.
Closes #255.