Faster PoT verification without allocation or std
#3551
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PoT verification is a big part of the block verification cost, especially when syncing otherwise mostly empty blocks.
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Tested on Zen 4 CPU.
This change avoids
std
for AES-NI CPU feature detection on x86-64 and avoids heap allocation during verification, allowing for better data locality and overall better cache utilization, while also doing physically less work.I also changed crate authorship since it was almost completely rewritten by me since its introduction in #1601, only some of the tests are still mostly the same.
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