Address test failures on Java 11. #1189
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xecPrivateKeySpec failure was a copy pasta bug but only shows up on 11 due to missing XEC classes on earlier Java. The other failure in keyspec_Fail(), looks like it was due to the KeyFactory implementation iterating over SPIs on failure, and in OpenJDK 11 there is an XDH KeyFactory, although I'm unsure why it was rejecting what should be valid PKCS#8 data...
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xecPrivateKeySpec failure was a copy pasta bug but only shows up on 11 due to missing XEC classes on earlier Java.
The other failure in keyspec_Fail(), looks like it was due to the KeyFactory implementation iterating over SPIs on failure, and in OpenJDK 11 there is an XDH KeyFactory, although I'm unsure why it was rejecting what should be valid PKCS#8 data...