Since we moved to typed primes instead of const u32s in #145, it makes more sense to have 2 be the only prime that's defined when odd-primes is disabled. This gives us a type-level sanity check that all prime operations will be over 2, no matter which P: Prime is used as the generic.
Since we moved to typed primes instead of
const u32s in #145, it makes more sense to have 2 be the only prime that's defined whenodd-primesis disabled. This gives us a type-level sanity check that all prime operations will be over 2, no matter whichP: Primeis used as the generic.