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Jack Grigg 2e6ca274a4 Fix challenge types in poly::multiopen and poly::commitment
The argument to the poly::commitment prover and verifier was mistakenly
represented as a challenge, when in fact the commitments may be opened at
any scalar (which just happens to be a challenge within poly::multiopen).

The poly::commitment APIs are now public again.
2020-12-01 22:34:18 +00:00
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