Mini sign, a tiny (<500 bytes) implementation of COSE_Sign1#69
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Mini sign creates a COSE_Sign1 with the algorithm fixed at compile time. It does NOT need a CBOR encoder.
A ways to go for this to be complete commercial quality, but the concept is clearly validated and has produced a verifiable signature.