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feature(hash): refactor sha256 hash api #953
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Looks good to me, just one small comment on a missed signature_count being hashed in conformance and small style preference
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This is a WIP PR where I focus on improving performance around sha256 related things. The first commit re-organizes the API a bit to make it easier to streamline the hashing later on. Single hashes do not need to go through a incremental API and instead can be pipelined when done in a loop, something to-be-implemented. And when doing mixins with just two inputs of a known size, we can pipeline that as well, performing much faster hashing than what we currently achieve.
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This is a WIP PR where I focus on improving performance around sha256 related things. The first commit re-organizes the API a bit to make it easier to streamline the hashing later on. Single hashes do not need to go through a incremental API and instead can be pipelined when done in a loop, something to-be-implemented. And when doing mixins with just two inputs of a known size, we can pipeline that as well, performing much faster hashing than what we currently achieve.