Add SHA512 Module to stdlib #2227
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See the (passing) ✅ unit tests file for this new module.
To use it just
import std::hash::sha512and cook.I've added some base information for a near-future expansion of the module to include the truncated hash versions of SHA512 as well (i.e., SHA384, SHA512/224, & SHA512/256).
I also plan to later adapt the SHA256 module to include SHA224, that way C3 will have the full SHA hashing suite available.
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I have not benchmarked this, but tried to keep it clean and optimized where I could.