Manually implement is_uncompressed for BitcoinKey #666
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The `interpreter::BitcoinKey` uses the default implementation of `MiniscriptKey`, which means `is_uncompressed` returns `false`. However if the full key is a `bitcoin::PublicKey` it may be compressed. Manually implement `MiniscriptKey::is_uncompressed` for `BitcoinKey` and return the compressedness of the inner full key.
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We may want to just remove the default impl. I think it may have been there to avoid a breaking change in the trait a long time ago. |
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interpreter::BitcoinKeyuses the default implementation ofMiniscriptKey, which meansis_uncompressedreturnsfalse. However if the full key is abitcoin::PublicKeyit may be compressed.Manually implement
MiniscriptKey::is_uncompressedforBitcoinKeyand return the compressedness of the inner full key.Originally done, and discussed, in #620.