Add RsaPublicKey::new_with_max_size; 4096-bit default max
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This constructor accepts a configurable maximum key size which can be used in applications that need to deal with unusually large RSA public keys, such as OpenPGP. With the ability to configure an upper limit, this makes it possible to lower the default maximum key size to 4096-bits, which is a reasonable upper limit for most applications. Fixes #166
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…ustCrypto#176)" This reverts commit e7f4810.
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This constructor accepts a configurable maximum key size which can be used in applications that need to deal with unusually large RSA public keys, such as OpenPGP.
With the ability to configure an upper limit, this makes it possible to lower the default maximum key size to 4096-bits, which is a reasonable upper limit for most applications.
Fixes #166