Initial subspace-erasure-coding implementation#1214
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Looks good. I left a small comment for tests.
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This introduces new crate that covers first 3/4 items from #1163. The last one will be added separately later, I think I'll need to unity some types to make it ergonomic first.
The code is trivial, but the challenge was that dependencies didn't install (yanked crates), then didn't compile, then it didn't support
no_stdand it took a bit of time to resolve all of those.Draft PR for now since it is not yet very useful without other pieces for v2.3 consensus and can wait for some of the upcoming PRs to land in
rust-kzg(there is still one I'll be submitting soon, waiting for another to be merged first). Hopefully it'll all land intomain, but at very least somewhere upstream rather than our fork (maintainers were quick to merge things, so shouldn't be long).Code contributor checklist: