This adds a new API crypto_sign_publickey, which works similarly to the
existing crypto_sign_keypair() API, but supports a 32-byte
user-specified seed value (k).
This API is necessary for implementing Ed25519 test vectors, for
example, since we need to pass in a known seed to ensure we're
computing the public key correctly.
The name and implementation are largely borrowed from Brian Warner's
python-ed25519 library. See:
d42d4b7049/src/ed25519.c (L21)
That said, perhaps a different name would be more descriptive, since it
still returns a keypair, not just the public key? Or perhaps that's
needless bikeshedding since this name is already in use.
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