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…aiton in blockstack.js
* feature/auth-response: fixing exports use tsdx for building change name to @blockstack/keychain
* Use blockstack.js lib alpha npm package.
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Closes leather-io/extension#16
Remove dependency on the Node.js
cryptomodule/polyfill -- replace with native Web Crypto operations in blockstack.js.Also removed the
bip32dependency since it is already a (re-exported) dependency ofbitcoinjs-lib. This prevents any future versioning issues between the two.There are a few relatively expensive cryptographic operations that are performed by internal
bip39andbitcoinjs-libcode -- namely secp256k1 EC ops and sha256/512 hashing. Ideally, these don't account for much of the computational time, since refactoring these are difficult.