it's as much one standard as OIDC is ;) (as in it isn't one standard but a group of standards, like asn.1 without any encoding is split in ~4 standards by itse

it's as much one standard as OIDC is ;) (as in it isn't one standard but a group of standards, like asn.1 without any encoding is split in ~4 standards by itself. Through to be fair all or CER, BER and DER are in the same standard. But PER is another standard, so is XER, OER, JER, GSER, RXER each and others.)