fix: Use CurveWithScalar::to_repr in serde for Scalar and read full ReprSize#1537
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fix: Use CurveWithScalar::to_repr in serde for Scalar and read full ReprSize#1537Forostovec wants to merge 1 commit intoRustCrypto:masterfrom
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Switch Scalar serde to use the curve-specific canonical representation by serializing C::to_repr(self) and deserializing into the full ScalarBytes buffer instead of a hardcoded 56-byte slice. This aligns serde with PrimeField::to_repr, LowerHex/UpperHex, and Vec conversions, and fixes the Ed448 case where the canonical representation is 57 bytes per RFC 8032. The Edwards serde_bare test is adjusted to expect 58 bytes due to the 57-byte payload plus the slice length prefix, while Decaf remains unchanged.