refactor: use @projectdysnomia/libsodium to perform voice encryption
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Not ready for production use yet. Memory WILL leak, especially when under the WASM backend. StableLib is kept as a peer dependency for those who have WASM disabled.
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This PR refactors the voice backend to use
@projectdysnomia/libsodiumfor voice encryption. This package provides an universal interface betweensodium-native(preferred if available) and a WASM build of libsodium in hopes to provide a reasonably fast encryption alternative for those who cannot install native modules.TODO:
libsodiumproject