elliptic-curve: remove basepoint-table and wnaf features#2446
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We can move all of this functionality to `primeorder`, which is *much* easier than trying to keep all of it here, while also making it easier to iterate on because it's all in one repo. The real goal was to share this code between `k256` and elsewhere, with much of it originating in `k256`, but now `k256` uses `primeorder` as a hard dependency when its `arithmetic` feature is enabled.
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We can move all of this functionality to
primeorder, which is much easier than trying to keep all of it here, while also making it easier to iterate on because it's all in one repo.The real goal was to share this code between
k256and elsewhere, with much of it originating ink256, but nowk256usesprimeorderas a hard dependency when itsarithmeticfeature is enabled.