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There's no reason a client couldn't send a giant pile of identities and still have them all be useless for the server in question. Likewise, the server could still have a bug and pick an unsupported PSK, in which case having a specific error would help debugging. There's also the new use-case of PSK resumption, so if a client picks a PSK for resumption that the server doesn't have around to use anymore, it could easily hit this error.
It's also a pre-existing error alert, so I don't see a point in removing it now. Might as well just leave in as it's already standardized and is technically optional anyway. (defined in RFC 4279)
This doesn't really make sense with the current PSK
negotiation scheme where the client provides multiple PSKs in
flight 1.
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