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Refactor Web5/Crypto structure #24
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Instead of needing to specify an algorithm/curve when creating keys & DIDs, there is now a singular
CryptoAlgorithmenum that is used.Each of the
CryptoAlgorithmcases represent a unique combination of algorithm & curve, which can then be applied internally.This drastically simplifies the public API, removing the need for consumers to need to understand which algorithms are compatible with what curves. Instead, they can just pick one and go!