feat: use multiple GPUs for Pippenger's partition algorithm (PROOF-831) #127
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Rationale for this change
Support using multiple GPUs to compute multi-exponentiations with Pippenger's partition algorithm.
What changes are included in this PR?
Modified the multi-exponentiation function to split the problem into smaller chunks and use multiple GPUs if available.
Are these changes tested?
Yes, I added tests for the new code paths by artificially using options that split the multi-exponentiation into smaller chunks.