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Signed URLs on ESP32

This week we released v0.2.0 of signy, which expands support beyond Zephyr RTOS to Espressif's ESP-IDF. In addition to bringing signed URLs to more embedded devices, ESP-IDF support is particularly useful due to the framework's built-in OTA firmware update capabilities.
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