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This is an upgrade from Dusk/Plonk stack to
rust-kzg, the same that we use insubspace-erasure-codingcrate.blstlibrary is used from a fork that is in supranational/blst#150 (https://github.com/subspace/blst/tree/subspace-v1) andrust-kzgis used from a fork that uses this fork ofblstlibrary (https://github.com/subspace/rust-kzg/tree/subspace-v1).Both of those forks are, hopefully, temporary.
Trusted setup for KZG is now designed for
2^15elements, which is much bigger and no longer embedded in runtime by default. We verify solutions with runtime interface thanks to #1278 to make it still work and be fast too.I think API can still be improved around handling of zero bit at the end of each 32 bytes chunk at input of polynomial creation, but this is good enough replacement for now before we make further changes.
Fixes #1280.
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