Refactor end-to-end prover.#7
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Refactor end-to-end prover.
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Start with a single executable with subcommands:
prepare: Take a Noir circuit and do any non-instance preprocessing like creating Sparse Matrices.prove: Take a prepared Noir circuit and inputs (public + private) to create a WHIR-GR1CS proof.verify: Verify a WHIR-GR1CS proof.The
provecommand will be the client-side-prover workload that we aim to optimize.Not included is a command to recurse a WHIR-GR1CS proof into a compact Gnark proof for onchain verification.