Add Secp256k1 keys #3322
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Proposal
Adds
Secp256k1SecretKeyandSecp256k1PublicKeystructs. Creates a staticSECP256K1context for reuse, instead of initializing new context for every operation. Note that the same effect could be used by usingglobal-contextfeature of thesecp256k1crate but that is mutually exclusive with other features (likealloc) that we might want to use in the future.Test Plan
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