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Review of the stdlib (and native) `PairingPoints` class. No bug fixes. Changes include: - "Default" pairing points are point at infinity (mimicking native) instead of arbitrary valid points - Add `reconstruct_from_public` for use in codec - More complete testing suite for basic functionality and tagging mechanism - Sanity tests for native `PairingPoints` class VK change is due to change in default pairing point representation from arbitrary valid to inf
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simplifying external api and making pp aware of its defaultness, so that set_public() chooses the right path
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chore!: pairing points audit (#20456)
fix: default pp handling (#20516)
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