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Disable Dilithium and SPHINCS+ sig algs by default
This fixes #399 With the current default enabled sig algs, some servers may fail to complete the TLS handshake. This is probably not an OpenSSL or oqsprovider bug but a buggy TLS implementation on the server side. I guess something similar to what is described in https://tldr.fail/. Until the issue is better understood, let's enable less sig algs by default so that the changes of users being affected by this issue are lower. The only file manually edited was oqs-template/generate.yml with ```shell sed -i -e 's/enable: true/enable: false/g' oqs-template/generate.yml sed -i -e '552,660s/enable: false/enable: true/g' oqs-template/generate.yml sed -i -e '661,763s/enable: false/enable: true/g' oqs-template/generate.yml ``` The rest of the files were generated with ```shell bash oqs-template/generate.sh ```
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