Replace base2048 with mikeshardmind-base2048 and add spec tests #1518
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Replace the current Rust-based base2048 dependency with a Python alternative (mikeshardmind-base2048) to drop the Cargo/Rust requirement while also keeping functionality identical. Comprehensive Base2048 tests with reference vectors generated from the original Rust package to prove encoding/decoding compatibility and probe integration have also been added.
The following have been changed:
Dependencies: base2048 → mikeshardmind-base2048>=1.0.2 in pyproject.toml and requirements.txt.
Tests: tests/probes/test_base2048.py covers encoding/decoding parity with the original Base2048 outputs (reference vectors), roundtrip for all bytes/lengths, realistic payloads (ASCII/Unicode), API contract, pure-Python check, and InjectBase2048 probe integration. Includes a Docker command to regenerate the reference vectors used in comparison.