elliptic-curve: add ops::MulVartime trait and bound Scalar#2379
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elliptic-curve: add ops::MulVartime trait and bound Scalar#2379
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Adds a variable-time equivalent of the `Mul` trait with a corresponding `mul_vartime` method. This provides a place to plug in wNAF which is otherwise always available (and can fall back on constant-time operations if the `alloc` feature isn't enabled).
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Adds a variable-time equivalent of the
Multrait with a correspondingmul_vartimemethod. This provides a place to plug in wNAF which is otherwise always available (and can fall back on constant-time operations if theallocfeature isn't enabled).The trait has been added to the bounds for
CurveArithmetic::Scalar, with requirements to support variable-time multiplication for affine and projective points.