basic plonky2 fibonacci circuit

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Walkthrough

The new changes introduce an implementation for calculating the Fibonacci sequence using the Plonky2 framework. This implementation is accompanied by a test suite that constructs and validates a proof for the Fibonacci computation using PoseidonGoldilocksConfig, ensuring the correctness of the functionality within the circuit.

Changes

File	Change Summary
PLO2]plonky2-fibonacci/src/lib.rs	Added functionality for computing and verifying the Fibonacci sequence using Plonky2 framework.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CircuitConfig
    participant Computation
    participant ProofGenerator
    participant Verifier
    
    User->>CircuitConfig: Set up configuration
    CircuitConfig->>Computation: Compute Fibonacci sequence
    Computation->>ProofGenerator: Generate proof
    ProofGenerator->>Verifier: Verify proof
    Verifier->>User: Return verification result

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Poem

In the land of code where numbers grow,
Plonky2's magic begins to show.
Fibonacci's dance, a sequence so fine,
Proofs and verifications all align.
With each test passed, in circuits we trust,
Goldilocks' touch turns code to stardust. ✨

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[PLO2]plonky2-fibonacci/src/lib.rs (1)

1-11: Use of appropriate modules and configurations

The imports and configurations used in the test setup are appropriate and align with the requirements of using the Plonky2 framework for cryptographic computations. This setup ensures that necessary components like Field, PartialWitness, CircuitBuilder, and PoseidonGoldilocksConfig are available for the Fibonacci sequence computation.