crypto.blake2b: use fixed arrays for block manipulations#26751
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A very beneficial patch that gives a 4x+ speedup for gcc on my cheap laptop for my synthetic test, and even the tests run faster in gcc.
For tcc, no such impact is visible.
In the future this will speed up the XOF functionality which I will be making a PR for soon.
The only point of the patch is the transition to fixed arrays, very easy to audit.
My external full coverage tests also pass successfully.