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Add tests for base58 and WIF decoding using pyelliptic.arithmetic #2207

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Another excerpt from the old branch crypto - WIF tests in pyelliptic.

Hi! Another excerpt from the old branch `crypto` - WIF tests in `pyelliptic`.
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