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remove memoization of AIR constraints #121
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- express all constraints of all tables as arithmetic circuits - generate code to evaluate those constraints - generate code for getting quotient degree bounds - remove memoization of AIR constraints & degree bounds - automatically perform code generation on running `make test` → completely remove multivariate polynomials from tables fix #96, fix #121, fix #123
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Evaluating AIR constraints using rust code is a lot faster compared to using multivariate polynomials. Once all constraints are expressed as code, i.e., after PR #117 is merged and the relevant parts of #115 are complete, remove the memoization of constraint polynomials that is currently happening in most table's
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