What happened with sevctl?

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Hi,

I just noticed that the packages for the sevctl utility were orphaned.
Its addition to Fedora was widely publicized at the time, because we
were the first (?) distribution to include tools for working with AMD
SEV. It looks like ckuehl left Red Hat (?), and their packages were
orphaned as a result of that? It's hard for an "outsider" to know or
check what's going on inside Red Hat.

If those tools are still deemed useful (at least the upstream enarx
project on GitHub seems to still be active), I'll pick up rust-sevctl
and its dependencies for the Rust SIG.

Fabio
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