ec: Use 3 fewer squarings for P-256 scalar inversion. #2154
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Back in 2021 a GitHub user "Nik-U" showed a better addition chain for P-256 scalar inversion. This addition chain is slightly better than that one.
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Back in 2021 a GitHub user "Nik-U" showed a better addition chain for P-256 scalar inversion. This addition chain is slightly better than that one.