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Address Code Review Issues #37
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These changes look good, thank you!
Just out of preference, since it makes it clear we are just mapping a conversion over all the elements in the powers' list.
And hardcode to work on a 384-bit value. I'm doing this for two reasons: first, because it better matches the Python spec; second, because it will only ever be used a 384-bit value, so there is no need for it to be more abstract; and third, because it reduces complexity making the function be monomorphic.
Previously, I got the LSB by calling the custom int_to_bit function, but this can be done by indexing the zero-ith bit from the back, using '!0'.
Since it was no longer used and there is a builtin way to get the LSB.
The Python spec function multi_exp handles both G1 and G2 points. Our g1_multi_exp is hardcoded to G1 points.
Preference for readability and to imply case matching.
In the decompress_G1 function. We now match the Python spec.
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Closes #27, closes #28, closes #31, closes #32, closes #33.