feat: add noble-based impl for fallback when BigInt is available #210
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Refactored code a bit for better unification with |
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Uses
@noble/secp256k1-based implementation by default when bindings are unavailable but BigInt is availableIf neither bindings nor BigInt are available, falls back to elliptic-based implementation
Entry point
secp256k1/elliptic.jsremainsThis should be a non-breaking change