ristretto255 feature
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This is an idea I wanted to propose. It introduces a feature called
ristretto255which is enabled automatically by everyristertto255_*backend feature. It allows us to simplify feature selection in the code, but also improves the documentation:Instead of:
I'm hoping that at some point in the future this all goes away and we can simply depend on traits.
This builds on top of #34.