ecdsa: add hazmat::RecoverableSignPrimitive #111
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Trait for signature algorithm implementations that support public key recovery, with a blanket impl for SignPrimitive.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Impls the `RecoverableSignPrimitive` trait introduced in RustCrypto/signatures#111 which returns the necessary information (even-or-odd) about the ECDSA signature's `R` y-coordinate to be able to compute the recovery ID without using brute force trial recovery. This implementation leaks some details the existing `ecdsa` crate APIs are trying to abstract over, but hopefully can feed into the requirements for what those APIs should actually look like.
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Trait for signature algorithm implementations that support public key recovery, with a blanket impl for
SignPrimitive.