alternative P256 approach with source inclusion #762
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wire p256 with zenroom and lua internal functions basic require and keygen now works for p256 object
typo branching for k test file check number of args before using lua stack
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After noticing the architecture of p256-m this approach leverages it as a class in Lua space (P256) using octet as base type and implementing the same base API signature of other 1st order curves.