Harden and fix privacypass implementation - #1
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Adds Privacy Pass and crypto test vectors used by the Rust, Go, and TypeScript implementations, then fixes issues they exposed.
We also tighten VOPRF and BlindRSA behavior, including P-384 encoding, DLEQ handling, RSASSA-PSS validation, safer OpenSSL RSA primitives, and stricter parser checks.
Testing
Covers RFC 9577/9578 Privacy Pass flows, generic batched tokens, VOPRF P-384 vectors, and BlindRSA profile validation.
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