secp256k1: Add GeneratePrivateKeyFromRand tests.#3100
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no test that the func panics when passing nil? 😝
This adds tests for the newly added GeneratePrivateKeyFromRand func to restore test coverage. It also takes advantage of the ability to specify the random source to inject faults to improve the test coverage of private key generation in general to achieve 100% branch coverage.
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This adds tests for the newly added
GeneratePrivateKeyFromRandfunc to restore test coverage.It also takes advantage of the ability to specify the random source to inject faults to improve the test coverage of private key generation in general to achieve 100% branch coverage.