[WIP] Add initial TPM2 support to libspdm #3285
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Add TPM 2.0 support in libspdm, enabling TPM-backed signing for the CHALLENGE_AUTH command. It also adds a sample_tpm device implementation to the spdm-emu codebase for testing and demonstrating TPM API usage. The sample device provides a reference implementation for integrating TPM operations within libspdm and serves as a foundation for further TPM feature development and validation. Signed-off-by: Manjeet Singh <[email protected]>
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Add TPM 2.0 support in libspdm, enabling TPM-backed signing for the CHALLENGE_AUTH command. It also adds a sample_tpm device implementation to the spdm-emu codebase for testing and demonstrating TPM API usage. The sample device provides a reference implementation for integrating TPM operations within libspdm and serves as a foundation for further TPM feature development and validation.