sha1, sha2: Use libc for AArch64 consts too #109
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Now that rust-lang/libc#1638 got merged and a new libc release got made, we can use them instead of hardcoding their values. This bumps the libc dependency to the earliest version with these consts.
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Now that rust-lang/libc#1638 got merged and a new
libcrelease got made (0.2.68), we can use them instead of hardcoding their values.This bumps the
libcdependency to the earliest version with these consts.There is no functional change, just one TODO less.