Switch to using ChaCha20Poly1305Reusable for encryption #3
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The ChaCha20Poly1305 that comes with cryptography recreates the ctx every time encrypt is called. Since we call encrypt in a loop, we can avoid this overhead by using ChaCha20Poly1305Reusable instead as we are doing everything in the same thread and not concerned about thread safety
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The ChaCha20Poly1305 that comes with cryptography recreates the
ctx every time encrypt is called. Since we call encrypt in
a loop, we can avoid this overhead by using ChaCha20Poly1305Reusable
instead as we are doing everything in the same thread and not concerned
about thread safety