Secret independence support for F* #430
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I think this is OK for now, but currently this brings a lot of duplication, but hopefully, we find a way of dealing with that later on (filing #435 meanwhile).
Also, I think you rewrote the lib using a few commits behind main, thus the diff between folders fstar-secret-integers and fstar include the inverse of a few commits from #424
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This PR adds a set of proof libraries for F* that incorporates secrecy levels.
We may push the secret independence analysis to Rust in the future, hence the library modifications in this PR create a new set of libraries that are independent.
Keeping the two sets of libraries in sync will be a bit painful, so we should seek to resolve this in future PRs.