Fixes to reduce the size of heap use for PKCS11 objects.#123
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We need to allocate the key information after we know whether or not the object is a key.
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Approved! ./tests/pkcs11test peak heap: 67712 -> 45056 bytes. For objects that are not keys the allocated memory for an object is greatly reduced.
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The key information for an object is now allocated on demand, instead of allocated as part of the object creation regardless of whether it was used.
Also contains a fix for debug function visibility.