Crypto-condor

Fixed

- ECDSA: `test_sign` fails to verify signature when using the `pre_hashed`
option (4, 6871c6e5, b1c1ddc5).
- ECDSA: Verify test crashes when saving the results (5, 1d7019df).

- **Breaking**: changed the usage of the AES and SHA wrappers.
- The C wrapper templates no longer come with a Makefile and are no longer
compiled by crypto-condor. Instead, the user must compile the wrapper
themselves.
- The names of the AES and SHA wrapper files are no longer hard-coded: now
both the Python API and the CLI expect a filename pointing to a Python
wrapper or a compiled C wrapper.
- Add support for Python **3.10**.
- Fix long tracebacks on uncaught exceptions. This was because local variables
were included, such as the entire list of current test vectors. Local
variables are now omitted from tracebacks by default, but can be added back by
increasing the verbosity.

- Changed the requirements for TestU01: no longer depends on a TeX Live
installation, just a C compiler that defaults to `/usr/bin/cc`.
- Fixed a bug with SHA wrappers that caused swapping until the program crashes.
- Add support for XDG_DATA_HOME and %LOCALAPPDATA% to choose where to store
application data.

Small update to fix some issues.

- Fixed missing folders in the package, preventing Kyber and Dilithium from
being installed.
- Fixed an error in the docs for the CLI quickstart, `get-wrapper`/`test
wrapper` example.
- Fixed a bug that resulted in an exception when saving debug data to a file.
- Added some debugging information when installing TestU01 by not capturing the
subprocess output under some conditions such as using -vv (debug-level
logging).

The first public release of crypto-condor!