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lint clippy fix #17
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This reverts commit 9d97076.
Allow WHIR to process polynomials shorter than the folding factor. This is achieved by padding the short polynomial until it reaches 2^(folding_factor)
Fixed the bugs in the simple batching case and add tests. Use `cargo test --package whir --lib -- whir::tests::test_whir --exact --show-output` to run the new batching test.
…nto feat/ceno-binding-batch
…h#16) Finished batched openings on polynomials of the same size on different points. Main contributions: 1. Update the original simple_batch_prove to support multiple (or 0) points evaluated across all polynomials. 2. A new sumcheck protocol in `sumcheck/prover_batched` and `sumcheck/prover_not_skipping_batched` which uses a separate Eq polynomial for each point. 3. New `same_size_batch_prove` and `same_size_batch_verify` which first runs the new "unify" sumcheck to obtain the evaluation of all polynomials on the same point, and then perform regular WHIR operations. 4. New tests: `make_whir_batch_things_diff_point`. Remaining Issues: 1. One can imagine the support of multiple same / different opening points on each polynomial, not sure if this would be useful 2. Existing ceno interface of `prove_with_merlin_simple_batch`, etc. now requires copying the point and eval. This problem can be mitigated by making modifications in ceno. 3. Ceno interface for opening different points is not implemented.
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