bp256: add ProjectivePoint benchmarks - #1588
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Uses the `elliptic_curve::bench_projective!` macro introduced in RustCrypto/traits#2177 to run a set of benchmarks against `ProjectivePoint`, including point addition, negation, and scalar multiplication. After this we can roll out all of the benchmark macros added to `bp256` to the curves which currently don't have any, and use the macros to replace some of the existing tests in the ones that do.
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Uses the
elliptic_curve::bench_projective!macro introduced in RustCrypto/traits#2177 to run a set of benchmarks againstProjectivePoint, including point addition, negation, and scalar multiplication.After this we can roll out all of the benchmark macros added to
bp256to the curves which currently don't have any, and use the macros to replace some of the existing tests in the ones that do.