turboshake: introduce separate customizable type aliases#866
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### Added - `CTurboShake128` and `CTurboShake256` type aliases generic over domain separator ([#866]) ### Changed - Internal implementation by removing unnecessary buffering ([#849]) - `Rate: BlockSizes` generic parameter to `const RATE: usize` ([#849]) - `TurboShake128` and `TurboShake256` type aliases are no longer generic over the domain separator and use the default value instead ([#866]) ### Removed - Implementations of `BlockSizeUser` ([#856]) [#849]: #849 [#856]: #856 [#866]: #866
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TurboShake128/256type aliases to use the default domain separator (DS) and introduce separateCTurboShake128/256type aliases generic over DS.It's effectively a work around for the subpar handling of default type/const parameters in Rust.