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closes #32
I think it is ok to error if a public key does not exist, as it is the user's expectation to use that key, and if it does not exist and we don't error they would assume all went well and that a header is encrypted with more than 1 key
@silverdaz now this PR shows message the key does not exist instead of raising an error
closes #32
I think it is ok to error if a public key does not exist, as it is the user's expectation to use that key, and if it does not exist and we don't error they would assume all went well and that a header is encrypted with more than 1 key