secp256k1: Remove unused chainec code. #2042
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This removes several functions that only existed to satisfy the chainec interfaces which no longer exist. It also updates any callers that were directly using functions instead of just directly access the fields or underlying functions accordingly.
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This requires #2040.
This removes several functions that only existed to satisfy the
chainecinterfaces which no longer exist. It also updates any callers that were directly using functions instead of just directly access the fields or underlying functions accordingly.