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I wanted to try today to see how it works.
I tried to dig through the completely unfriendly (for me, of course, at the beginning) Rust syntax and create an analogous program in Go. Each time I got different keys than expected, according to the "mod tests" code fragment.

For now, I've tried it on Windows 10. After many failed attempts, I assumed that I was not doing the Rust ==> Golang conversion correctly and checked it according to the description, that's probably where I should have started ;-)
Unfortunately, something must have changed recently, because it doesn't work anywhere today :-(

Z:\>age --version
v1.1.1

Z:\>age-keygen --version
v1.1.1

Z:\>echo AGE-SECRET-KEY-1VZ3CREDN87LLHYDVS6FK36EZEVWNZGGFFSWZDN7DL0J04WG723MQCZUS9Q | age-keygen -y
age-keygen: error: failed to parse input: error at line 1: malformed secret key: invalid character data part: s[58]=32
age-keygen: report unexpected or unhelpful errors at https://filippo.io/age/report

Z:\>

Of course, the result is identical for each key used, among those found by me in the main.rs file.
There is always a possibility that I am doing something wrong.
I would love to see how this idea/program/generator works.

Regards,
Jurek

Dear @keisentraut, Windows 7 x64 user here. Could you be so kind to generate .exe for the rest of us who are ordinary users without compilers?