Elliptic curve cryptography algorithm (top-down)#923
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This PR outlines how phase estimation of the elliptic curve addition operation can be used to find an elliptic curve private key . This is shor's for the discrete log problem.
This PR has a top-down implementation. The compilation boils down to modular arithmetic primitives, which I'm organizing in a "bottom up" fashion in prs like #907