elliptic-curve: bump ff and group to v0.8 releases#292
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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Previously the `elliptic-curve` crate was depending on pre-releases of `ff` and `group` sourced via git. It was upgraded to use the final releases in RustCrypto/traits#292. Because these crates depend on `bitvec` and its transitive dependencies, an `arithmetic` feature was added to `elliptic-curve` in RustCrypto/traits#293. This commit upgrades the `k256` and `p256` crates to use the final releases of `ff` and `group`. This ended up actually being a relatively straightforward upgrade because we were already running off the latest versions sourced from git. The major notable change is `PrimeField::ReprBits` and the `to_le_bits` and `char_le_bits` methods for obtaining `bitvec`-friendly types for representing field elements.
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