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drskalman 8de0e55778 BLS Core Crypto attempt #2 (#13618)
* Cherry pick all crypto related changes from pull-request #13311
applied to master's head

* Import some stuff just if 'full_crypto' is on

* Remove copyright year

* Cleanup

* First generic BLS draft

* Finalize generic implementation

* Restore tests

* Fix rust docs

* Fix after master merge

* Fix after master merge

* Use double bls with G1 as signature group and verify individual signatures using DLEQ proof.

* Fix inclusions and types used within substrate

* Remove unused cruft

* Restore usage of upstream crates

* Fix test

* Reduce the diff by aligning Cargo.lock to master

* Application-crypto provides bls381

* Implement bls381 for local keystore

* Use new generic keystore features

* import DoublePublickey[Scheme] from the bls-like root to be less confusing.

* fix compilation

* Apply suggestions from code review

Co-authored-by: Robert Hambrock <roberthambrock@gmail.com>

* Clean leftovers

* - update bls test vector after applying spec change recommendation.
- send message as ref.

* Different hard junction ids for different bls12 types

* update to new bls-like

* bls-like → w3f-bls

* Make clippy happy

* update test vector after replacing hash and crop with hash to field.

* cargo fmt

* account for #13972

* hide BLS behind "bls_non_production" feature flag

* Remove Cargo.lock entries duplicated in merge

* add bls377 to primitives/keystore and client/keystore
add bls377 to primitives/application-crypto/
add bls_non_production to primitives/keystore and client/keystore
bump up w3f-bls version

* rename feature `bls_non_production` to `bls-experimental`

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Co-authored-by: Davide Galassi <davxy@datawok.net>
Co-authored-by: André Silva <andrerfosilva@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Robert Hambrock <roberthambrock@gmail.com>
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