DESCRIPTION:
    The output samples for this test vector come exclusively from my
    own implementation and so may be completely incorrect.  Use with
    a very large grain of salt.  The input sample is one byte shorter
    in length than the SHA-384 and SHA-512 block lengths.
    
    (Total length of test vector data: 127)

SHA224:
    49e54148d21d457f2ffe28532543d91da98724c9883e67682301dec4

SHA256:
    e4326d0459653d7d3514674d713e74dc3df11ed4d30b4013fd327fdb9e394c26

SHA384:
    1ca650f38480fa9dfb5729636bec4a935ebc1cd4c0055ee50cad2aa627e06687
    1044fd8e6fdb80edf10b85df15ba7aab

SHA512:
    d399507bbf5f2d0da51db1ff1fc51c1c9ff1de0937e00d01693b240e84fcc340
    0601429f45c297acc6e8fcf1e4e4abe9ff21a54a0d3d88888f298971bd206cd5

ASCII:
    "By hashing data that is one byte less than a multiple of a hash "
    "block length (like this 127-byte string), bugs may be revealed."
