Enhancements to the NTT/INTT kernel to support support generic power of 2 polynomials - Tested for 16k, 32k, 64k, and 128k.

[christopherngutierrez]

Proposed changes

Enhancements to the NTT/INTT kernel to support support generic power of 2 polynomials - Tested for 16k, 32k, 64k, and 128k.

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Further comments

This feature has been tested against an experimental version of the functional modeler and passes the functional tests that validate the correctness of the computation for power of 2 polynomials.

[jobottle]

Looks good