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Add faster reduction for secp256k1 pcurves #4113
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This takes advantage of the modulus being near a power of 2. Performance improvement varies by CPU, compiler, and specific algorithm in use, but generally ranges between 10% to 20%.
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This takes advantage of the modulus being near a power of 2.
Rough idea of improvements. Seems to vary a lot between compilers and CPUs:
#4027