Stand alone backend #1
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Easiest to keep the files at the highest level, until I better understand how go is generally organized.
The methods under keys.go handle generating and tracking keys, nonces, salts, etc.
Using ReedSolomon bits requires buffering some state, add types to help manage that.
Generating the FEC objects on the fly turns out to be very slow. Need to keep the 128 bit one around for the body encoding/decoding, might want to switch the others later to pattern match.
Still wip, but want to put it up now since I linked this branch and want to show everything currently done
Added cache for FEC objects of any size. Added docstrings for each class / method. Renamed to make it clear that the RSEncoder/RSDecoder are for the body encodings, not the header ones.
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This PR is not for merging. It just seems a nice way to enable shared comments. Can close if anyone has a better suggestion.