Add flag to read Keycloak-generated keys#14
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Use '/{base64realmaNam}/did.json' to get did.json file
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Adds the option to deploy the server so it can read keys directly from Keycloak. Keycloak provides a way to generate keys but does not allow exporting them. With this new method, the server can read DIDs in the format did:url:{realmIdBase64} to retrieve the corresponding did.json. This ensures secure access to the keys without requiring manual export from Keycloak.
It can also use a static realm and the
hostUrlto expose the DID based on that realm.