tests/sys/psa_crypto: test interleaved hash operations #20606
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Contribution description
Wrote this test while debugging some code, just to make sure the PSA Crypto API behaves as expected when using different hash operations in an interleaved form. It does, but I think it doesn't harm to expand the test coverage.
Testing procedure
CI should confirm it's working.