doc: record who signed each InclusiveNamespaces fixture

[cjbarth]

Follow-up to #632, from a review of #642. Nothing changes at runtime.

• test/README.md: it said the listed fixtures were signed by other implementations, then that some inclusive_namespaces_* fixtures were signed by xml-crypto 6.3.2. It now names the signer of each fixture. Five come from .NET's SignedXml. One has .NET's document and reference digest, with a SignedInfo canonicalized by libxml2 and signed with openssl. One comes from xml-crypto 6.3.2, and it checks that old signatures still verify, not interoperability. The sentence saying the fixtures can't be regenerated is gone.
• inclusive_namespaces_in_with_comments_namespace.xml: it sat in a list of .NET fixtures with nothing to say that its InclusiveNamespaces is outside the exc-c14n namespace on purpose. The test now says so and links Require InclusiveNamespaces to be in the exc-c14n namespace when verifying #633, which decides when verification stops accepting it.
• loadedPrefixLists: the private field had a /** */ block, which AGENTS.md reserves for exported API. Removed.

The same review found that enveloped-signature after a canonicalization breaks XMLDSig §6.6.4. That is handled separately: #649 deprecates the order in 6.4 and #647 rejects it in 7.0.

Provenance checks

I re-signed the inputs and compared the output with each fixture:

• The five .NET fixtures are byte-identical to the output of System.Security.Cryptography.Xml 6.0.1.
• inclusive_namespaces_in_with_comments_namespace.xml is byte-identical to the output of the published xml-crypto@6.3.2.
• For inclusive_namespaces_prefix_list_with_tab.xml, libxml2's exclusive C14N of SignedInfo, signed with openssl, gives the fixture's SignatureValue.

npm run lint passes. I didn't run the build or the tests, because the change is a README, a comment and a removed comment.

Refs #633.

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The canonicalization pipeline now warns when enveloped-signature follows transform output parsed into XML. The transform still runs. The README documents the ordering and deprecation. Test documentation identifies fixture signers and compatibility context.

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Enveloped-signature transform ordering

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track parsed output and warn src/signed-xml.ts	The canonicalization pipeline tracks when transform output is parsed into XML. If enveloped-signature follows that conversion, it emits a deprecation warning and continues processing the transform. The comment describing loadedPrefixLists was removed.
Document ordering and fixture context README.md, test/README.md, test/signature-integration-tests.spec.ts	The README explains the required transform ordering and its deprecation. The test documentation and comment identify fixture signers, purposes, and compatibility context.

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src/signed-xml.ts (1)

1473-1476: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the post-canonicalization warning.

Add an isolated test that expects XML_CRYPTO_ENVELOPED_SIGNATURE_AFTER_CANONICALIZATION when exclusiveC14n precedes envelopedSignature, and no warning in the reverse order. The current integration test checks only signature validity and signed references, so removing or misgating the warning call leaves it green. Isolate the check because Node’s util.deprecate warns only once per wrapped function.

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Review comment at @src/signed-xml.ts around lines 1473 - 1476:
Add an isolated test for the warning emitted by
`warnEnvelopedSignatureAfterCanonicalization`: assert
`XML_CRYPTO_ENVELOPED_SIGNATURE_AFTER_CANONICALIZATION` when `exclusiveC14n`
precedes `envelopedSignature`, and assert no warning for the reverse order. Keep
the warning checks isolated so Node’s `util.deprecate` once-per-function
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Review comments at @src/signed-xml.ts:
- Around line 1473-1476: Add an isolated test for the warning emitted by
`warnEnvelopedSignatureAfterCanonicalization`: assert
`XML_CRYPTO_ENVELOPED_SIGNATURE_AFTER_CANONICALIZATION` when `exclusiveC14n`
precedes `envelopedSignature`, and assert no warning for the reverse order. Keep
the warning checks isolated so Node’s `util.deprecate` once-per-function
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