spec: upgrade hash+feePayer limitation to BCP 14 language#204
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The existing informal text 'Cannot be used with feePayer: true' is a normative rule. Upgrade to proper RFC 2119 keywords: - Clients MUST NOT use type="hash" when feePayer is true - Servers MUST reject such credentials
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Upgrades the informal hash settlement limitation from plain text to proper RFC 2119 keywords.
Before: "Cannot be used with
feePayer: true(client must pay their own fees)"After:
type="hash"whenmethodDetails.feePayeristrueThis makes the rule testable and unambiguous for implementers.