Bypass rand_hack to build for no_std

[sugargoat]

Motivation

I am using schnorrkel signatures in a no_std environment, however the rand_hack requirement for signing via witness_scalar was causing collisions via rand_core. This PR introduces bypasses to calls to rand_hack and allows the caller to provide an rng. For example, with default-features = false, the following builds and runs in the no_std environment of SGX:

let sig: Signature =
                keypair.sign_rng(ctx.bytes(&fingerprint), &mut csprng);

This approach may also address related no_std issue #31.

In this PR

• Adds witness_scalar_rng to SigningTranscript
• Adds sign_rng to SecretKey
• Modifies non-rng methods to call the _rng method with super::rand_hack()

[burdges]

Is there an issue with using the attach_rng function instead? It should achieve this..

[sugargoat]

@burdges - Thank you! I will take a look

[sugargoat]

Hi @burdges, I attempted to update our no_std schnorrkel usage to use attach_rng as opposed to the changes in this PR, but it does not build for no_std. Digging in now to see where std is coming in.

mobilecoinfoundation/mobilecoin#368

[sugargoat]

Nevermind! The issue was that I didn't have default-features = false on the new merlin dependency. Sorry about that, and thank you for the help!