Allow dynamic detection of decryption keys #10
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This breaks apart #7, as requested.
This is part 2, which allows a block to be given to dynamically determine what key to use during decryption. The block is given the headers, allowing use of whatever key-identifying header may have been set during encryption.
This implementation is intentionally similar to dynamic key detection already present in ruby-jwt, making it easy and fluid to move between the two.