feat(new tool): Ed25519 Key Pair Generator #887
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Add word-wrap property (to allow presenting long public keys)
Fix CorentinTh#281 (ed25519 key pairs, passphrase and openssh format) Supports generation in PEM, PKCS#8, OpenSSH Standard (with or without passphrase), OpenSSH (new format) and PuTTY (no passphrase)
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Fix #281 (ed25519 key pairs, passphrase and openssh format)
Supports generation in PEM, PKCS#8, OpenSSH Standard (with or without passphrase), OpenSSH (new format) and PuTTY (no passphrase)