Test with any prime and circuit compilation #608
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Why
The idea of this PR is to leverage regular cairo zero syntax to compile circuits for the mod builtins.
What
This PR adds the
compile_circuitscripts that can be run with uv liketo generate a
circuits_compiled.cairofile which actually rewrite the initial logic into a function calling the mod bultins.The generated artifacts and the compiler are diff tested against python reference logic and cairo regular run.
How
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