Clarified the PSA_ERROR_BAD_STATE conditions for multi-part operations - #381
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In the discussion of #375, which introduces additional operation objects with complex implied state-models, it was noted that the phrasing of the valid/invalid operation states which can give rise to a
PSA_ERROR_BAD_STATEerror had become complicated, and in places, confusing.A change in the pattern of these condition clauses is introduced in #375 for the interruptible operations. This PR applies the same pattern to the existing multi-part hash, XOF, MAC, cipher, AEAD, asymmetric signature, key-derivation, and PAKE operations.
Where previously these clauses had been phrased:
these are now changed to a set of clauses, any of which are sufficient to result in a
PSA_ERROR_BAD_STATEresponse. The result is a pattern that closely matches the style used for other error return values where more than one condition can result in the error.