noise: hybrid post-quantum handshake (X25519 + ML-KEM-768)#727
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Concrete draft for #723, so we have something byte-level to react to instead of an open question.
Additive, separately negotiated handshake that mixes ML-KEM-768 into the
XXpattern via Noise HFS. Advertised ahead of/noise, falls back with no flag day. Auth stays classical (identity key signs the static key), only secrecy is hybridized.Pins the protocol id and suite, defers token/KDF order to Noise HFS. Still open (called out in the doc):
Reference impl: libp2p/rust-libp2p#6481 (off-by-default
mlkem-hfs). Would love go/js eyes early. cc @jxs @thomaseizinger @mxinden @MarcoPolo @achingbrain