Optimize DPF/PPRF and harden reusable RevCuckoo - #188
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Optimize regular DPF and PPRF expansion, correct HalfTree's internal hash to use the paper's orthomorphism, and pipeline eight AES chains with paired preparation of the next batch.
The PR also retains the paper-compatible RevCuckoo implementation, reusable DPF setup, hash-width robustness, and SparseDpf empty/singleton and coroutine-alignment fixes (AUD-213). Targeted tests cover the corrected hash, pipeline boundaries, coefficient contexts, and protocol output layouts.
Local RevCuckoo fixtures queue socket continuations on the calling thread to prevent nested synchronous resumptions from exhausting the native stack under GCC/ASan.
The cryptoTools update e4ba77e, reviewed separately in cryptoTools #50, normalizes a decoded assembly Edwards25519 coordinate before subsequent arithmetic. A deterministic point previously round-tripped correctly but produced the wrong cofactor multiple, causing a base-OT mismatch in larger batches. The regression checks both signs in all eight lanes.
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