Reapplied against the current main (post src/features/ refactor),
since the old aspa/ module was carried over unchanged and still had
both bugs. Also caught two spots the stale local clone never had:
public/index.html's title= attribute and the newer index-classic.html.
ASPA has no RFC yet, still draft-ietf-sidrops-aspa-profile (object
format) and draft-ietf-sidrops-aspa-verification (path validation),
both in WG Last Call. "RFC 9582" is the ROA profile RFC, unrelated.
The generated "submit via RIPE DB webupdates / auto-dbm@ripe.net"
instructions were wrong too. ASPA objects are signed RPKI objects
created through a RIR's hosted RPKI platform, not RPSL text pasted
into the whois database. Replaced generateASPAObject/
generateRipeDbTemplate with summarizeASPAObject (review summary) and
generateASPASubmissionGuide (per-RIR: status, where to actually
create the object, source link). aspa_generate now takes an optional
rir param instead of a RIPE-specific maintainer handle.
Also corrected an overprecise APNIC launch date: APNIC's own blog
doesn't give one, only a vague "since Nov 2025" for all three live
RIRs collectively, which doesn't match RIPE's and ARIN's own more
precise announcements.
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