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feat(jws): introduce new methods to use data and seckey as keys
This will enable with JWS, not to require parsing Data or SecKeys to JWT format. This in part requires that the JWS Header provides alg, and cannot be used in JWE. - This commit also documents and makes public the JWA algorithms.
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