script: Fix wrongly matched normalized algorithm in NormalizedAlgorithm::get_key_length
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In `NormalizedAlgorithm::get_key_length`, we match the wrong enum variants for HKDF and PBKDF2. Therefore, the function wrongly returns `NotSupportedError` for them. It causes a few WPT tests fail. This patch fix it with correct enum variants. Testing: Pass some WPT tests that were expected to fail. Signed-off-by: Kingsley Yung <kingsley@kkoyung.dev>
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NormalizedAlgorithm::get_key_length
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NormalizedAlgorithm::get_key_length, we match the wrong enum variants for HKDF and PBKDF2. Therefore, the function wrongly returnsNotSupportedErrorfor them. It causes a few WPT tests fail. This patch fix it with correct enum variants.Testing: Pass some WPT tests that were expected to fail.