ctutils: enforce Bytes* trait usage at compile-time
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The
Bytes*traits exist because we don't have specialization1 and the generic implementation of these traits for[T]and[T; N]will operate a byte-at-a-time on byte slices and byte arrays, when efficient implementations from thecmovcrate can instead perform the same operations a word-at-a-time.Adds != 1 const size assertions for
Tin the impls ofCtAssign,CtEqfor[T]and[T; N]as well as theCtSelectimpl for[T; N]which cause a compile-time error if they're requested to be used with 1-byte values:Each of them has been configured with a message that steers the user instead towards the appropriate
BytesCt*trait to use instead.