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feat(core_crypto): add glwe keyswitch #1748

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Add the GLWE keyswitch operation:

  • Add the ability to decompose slices (i.e. polynomials)
  • Add the ability to generate GLWE keyswitching keys
  • Add some polynomial operations needed for GLWE keyswitch
  • Add the GLWE keyswitch operation itself

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  • Tests for the changes have been added (for bug fixes / features)
  • Docs have been added / updated (for bug fixes / features)
  • Relevant issues are marked as resolved/closed, related issues are linked in the description
  • Check for breaking changes (including serialization changes) and add them to commit message following the conventional commit [specification][conventional-breaking]

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Haven't read much yet but I don't see a glwe_keyswitch test file in algorithms/test

could we have one with parameters that have low pfail ?

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