Simplify 32-bit Montgomery fields#1
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Summary
Mont32FieldAPIreduceRawinNative32.lean.This is a review-by-editing follow-up stacked on
graikos/fast_kb_bb_fields(Verified-zkEVM#258).Performance
The large KoalaBear univariate multiplication benchmark remains at the established baseline:
KoalaBear.Fast.Field: about 4.18 msKoalaBear.Fast.Field: about 1.11 msKoalaBear.Fast.Field: about 1.11 msGenerated C was inspected to confirm that field operations remain direct native Montgomery arithmetic with specialized constants and no transported-field calls or division/remainder in the hot conversion path.