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📦 Pull Request
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magic_ext/app_attestationfor our flutter packages.Although "code complete" this SHOULD NOT be merged until corresponding updates to Fortmatic BE are released.
** Note to Reviewers **
App Attestation utilizes Apple's Secure Enclave in the background to create the attestation object, as such, you will need to use an IRL device to test this PR. Check the notion doc for a breakdown on how to set that up. Thanks!
Related PR: [DO NOT MERGE] Integrate App Attestation into iOS SDK magic-ios#33
We'll add proper testing to the PR when the corresponding updates to Fortmatic BE are ready.