This code isn't being used since $AVX isn't set in the asm code. This
may get ressurrected later, but if so it will probably be done slightly
differently.
There is actually not anything specific to blinding in `ring::rsa::blinding`
and the code in that module may be useful for other reasons later. Split it
out so we can use the name `ring::rsa::blinding` for code actually specific to
blinding.
Research by the BoringSSL team has shown that ECDSA-SHA1 support isn't
needed for HTTPS, so we should be safe to get rid of it.
The version number was bumped because this is an incompatible change.
See changes in 8b7bb0cf6b649870bdf3150a3122e6ebe2962d24 for more info.
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Rust 1.11.0 is required since some tests are using the form of
`assert!` that takes a custom error message, which is new in Rust
1.11.0.
Also fix includes in Cargo.toml. Also remove pregenerated/*, which
don't need to be in version control, but which can't be in .gitignore
(if they are, then `cargo package` and `cargo publish` don't work).
Cargo/rustc wasn't resolving "pregenerated" to an absolute path, so
while the previous scheme for finding the pregenerated libraries worked
for "sh mk/package.sh", it didn't work when building other libraries,
when the current working directory isn't the *ring* source directory.
Make the fallback to dev/urandom a default feature, renaming it to have
the right sense. Make the dependency on lazy_static a Unix-only
dependency in Cargo.toml.
Now we don't have to trust that `num` is doing the math correctly. The
code generator is going away anyway. It's a good idea in theory but in
practice it wasn't worth its complexity.
Cargo features are additive - Cargo presumes that it is safe to
enable a feature if _any_ dependent requires it, and that doing
so will not break crates that do not require it. As a result,
features that reduce the API surface - as no_heap did - violate
Cargo's invariants and can cause spooky failures at a distance.
Converting to a use_heap feature that enables APIs that may
allocate, and enabling it by default, preserves the current
behavior for users who simply depend on *ring* while better
fitting in to the Cargo ecosystem.
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`cargo test -p ring` will build and run the tests, but apparently without
installing *ring*'s dev-dependencies. Thus, we need to eliminate the
dev-dependencies to make that work.
