edwards: Run tests in parallel.#3723
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None of the tests in this package were tagged with t.Parallel despite them sharing no global state and there being no risk of races. On my system with a i7-10750H CPU using t.Parallel reduces the total runtime for the edwards package tests from ~9.3s to ~4.7s.
TestSchnorrThreshold and TestNonStandardSignatures were previously running 50 test cases sequentially. On my system with a i7-10750H CPU running them in parallel using goroutines reduces the total runtime for the edwards package tests from ~4.7s to ~1.7s.
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On my system with a i7-10750H CPU these changes reduce the total runtime for the edwards package tests from ~9.3s to ~1.7s.
The second commit deliberately does not use
t.Runas that would lead to an additional 50 lines of output when runninggo test -v.