Add TPM PCR measurement precalculation #74
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This adds the
uplosi precalculate-measurementscommand for ahead-of-time calculation of TPM PCR measurements from an image.Precalculation code is based on what we have in Constellation right now, with slight modifications to make it work for both Constellation and Continuum images.
It's not documented yet, but also not hidden. I wasn't exactly sure how to go about this.