feat: add ID to CredentialRequest and CredentialOffer #28
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What this PR changes/adds
adds an
idproperty to theCredentialObject, which surfaces through the IssuerMetadata API and the CredentialOffer API. In addition, the CredentialRequest API was changed suchthat a tuple of
id/formathas to be specified.Why it does that
was missing from spec
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