Crisp Integration with Enclave #19
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Split up the contracts into two directories `evm-base` and `risc0`. The idea here is that there are probably common elements between CRISP solidity implementations for various compute providers. I imagine the same is true for the Rust implementation, so perhaps it's worth also treating the current `compute_provider` repo as a base that the implementations for each compute provider can inherit from. The `risc0` directory was generated by `forge init` using the risc0 template, so it also includes templated host and guest code.
Contract module
Refactor enclave server
…removed ciphernode and its associated routes
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Description
This pull request introduces the integration of the Collusion-Resistant Impartial Selection Protocol (CRISP) with Enclave. This is a proof-of-concept (PoC) implementation aimed at demonstrating how CRISP can be securely integrated with Enclave to enhance the protocol's functionality and security.
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