elliptic-curve: bump crypto-bigint dependency to v0.2.4
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This release includes some new features which can be used to calculate various constants from an elliptic curve's order using `const fn`s. Bumping the minimum release allows for elliptic curve libs to pin to a release of the `elliptic-curve` crate which includes this new version, allowing them to ensure the transitive dependency is up-to-date without explicitly pinning to it.
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This release includes some new features which can be used to calculate various constants from an elliptic curve's order using
const fns.Bumping the minimum release allows for elliptic curve libs to pin to a release of the
elliptic-curvecrate which includes this new version, allowing them to ensure the transitive dependency is up-to-date without explicitly pinning to it.