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Improved documentation for signing/encryption keys.

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296	296	key_file: "key.pem"
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298	298	*key_file* is the name of a PEM formatted file that contains the private key
299		- of the service. This is currently used both to encrypt/sign assertions and as
300		- the client key in an HTTPS session.
	299	+ of the service. This is currently used both to sign assertions and as
	300	+ the client key in an HTTPS (mutual TLS) session.
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302	302	cert_file
303	303	^^^^^^^^^
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328	328	encryption_keypairs
329	329	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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331		- Indicates which certificates will be used for encryption capabilities::
	331	+ A list of dictionaries, each containing paths to the private and public keys
	332	+ used for encryption. The *key_file* refers to the PEM-formatted file that
	333	+ contains the private key for the service, while the *cert_file* refers to the
	334	+ corresponding public key (certificate) from the service's key pair. Both files
	335	+ must be in PEM format, and the *cert_file* should contain only a single
	336	+ certificate.
	337	+
	338	+ Example::
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333	340	# Encryption
334	341	'encryption_keypairs': [

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