Refactor FFT implementation and remove Rust dependencies#15
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- Removed Rust FFT bridge and related files to streamline the Go-only implementation. - Introduced a new `poly` package for optimized polynomial operations, including FFT and IFFT. - Updated `Makefile` to reflect changes in build targets and removed Rust-related commands. - Adjusted `README.md` to clarify performance notes and usage instructions. - Enhanced `trgsw` and `cloudkey` packages to utilize the new `poly` package for polynomial evaluations.
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polypackage for optimized polynomial operations, including FFT and IFFT.Makefileto reflect changes in build targets and removed Rust-related commands.README.mdto clarify performance notes and usage instructions.trgswandcloudkeypackages to utilize the newpolypackage for polynomial evaluations.