Add cross-chain verification examples#41
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3 examples showing did:pkh as cryptographic bridge: 1. Verify did:sns credential via did:pkh (no Solana resolver needed) 2. Multi-chain identity fan-out (ETH + SOL linked via alsoKnownAs) 3. SIWE authentication → credential presentation (wallet → VP flow) Addresses w3c-ccg#38 Signed-off-by: Eduardo Chongkan <e.chongkan@gmail.com>
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Summary
Adds a Cross-Chain Verification Examples section with 3 practical scenarios:
Why this matters
did:pkh's "Combination with other DID methods" section describes upgrade paths conceptually. These examples show the concrete verification flows, demonstrating did:pkh's value as a universal cryptographic bridge without changing its generative nature.
Related: #38 | W3C tracking
Signed-off-by: Eduardo Chongkan e.chongkan@gmail.com