Spec URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alexhaydock/ssh-tpm-agent-fedora/refs/heads/main/ssh-tpm-agent.spec
SRPM URL: https://github.com/alexhaydock/ssh-tpm-agent-fedora/raw/refs/heads/main/ssh-tpm-agent-0.9.0-1.fc46.src.rpm
Description: An ssh-agent compatible agent that allows keys to be created by the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for authentication towards ssh servers.
Fedora Account System Username: alexhaydock

Proposing to add ssh-tpm-agent (https://github.com/Foxboron/ssh-tpm-agent) to Fedora's package repository. This package allows creating and enrolling SSH keys into a system's TPM module for use in authenticating to SSH servers.

I am part of the `packager` group so don't require sponsorship but this is my first attempt at packaging a Golang package and learning the vendoring process. There were some quirks here that I hope I've addressed appropriately.

The upstream google/go-tpm-tools dependency uses vendored Microsoft code that needs compiling with CGO (https://github.com/google/go-tpm-tools/tree/main/simulator/ms-tpm-20-ref). I'm not clear that the `simulator` module is actually used by the downstream `ssh-tpm-agent` package, but there's no build macro to disable it that I can find so I have manually vendored the upstream code. (It's BSD 3-Clause licensed to that's provided for in the License section properly). Not sure if my approach is right there.

Edit: The upstream application also ships a set of systemd units, which are installed as per the instructions using a CLI command. I'm unsure whether I should pull these out as part of the %install section and put them in the systemd service unit vendor directories under /usr/lib/systemd but it seems like it might be a good option.