* Put AES ctx on the heap

This forces people to use the ``ctx_release`` functions, because otherwise there will be leaks

* Put fips202 on the heap

* Add much more docs for fips202.h

* fixup! Put fips202 on the heap

* Put SHA2 on the heap-supporting API

* Fix clang-tidy warnings

* Fix unreachable free() in falcon

* Fix McEliece8192128f-sse GNU Makefile

* Add McEliece reference implementations

* Add Vec implementations of McEliece

* Add sse implementations

* Add AVX2 implementations

* Get rid of stuff not supported by Mac ABI

* restrict to two cores

* Ditch .data files

* Remove .hidden from all .S files

* speed up duplicate consistency tests by batching

* make cpuinfo more robust

* Hope to stabilize macos cpuinfo without ccache

* Revert "Hope to stabilize macos cpuinfo without ccache"

This reverts commit 6129c3cabe.

* Just hardcode what's available at travis

* Fixed-size types in api.h

* namespace all header files in mceliece

* Ditch operations.h

* Get rid of static inline functions

* fixup! Ditch operations.h

Having the keys on the stack increases the stack space consumption by
quite a bit, and this in turn results in the sanitizer tests failing
for Rainbow.

Moving the keys to the heap in the test seems like a harmless change.

* Add state destroy to SHA2 API

* Include optimized SPHINCS+ implementations

I've generated new implementations from the sphincsplus repository.

* Don't destroy sha256ctx after finalize

* Attempt to shut up MSVC

* Make sure to drop errors in rmtree

Every .s file is now handled through CC

* Copied qTESLA-p-I round2 (2019-08-19) code

* Code compiles, NIST-KAT works

* Included detached signature API

* Generated testvectors

* Fixed name in api.h

* code style

* Fixed error in Makefile

* Passing pytest

* Fixing types (uint8_t bytes and size_t indices)

* Replaced SHAKE with SHAKE128 where necessary

* Fixed bug: (signed) integer overflow

* Added qTESLA-p-III

* Code is now independent of machine endianness

* repaired Microsoft makefile

Add duplicate consistency files

* Integrate Kyber-AVX2 into PQClean

* Fix types and formatting in Kyber

* Workaround a valgrind crash

* Remove comment in shuffle.s

* Remove some extraneous truncations

* fixup! Fix types and formatting in Kyber

* Add support for specifying architecture and feature limits

* cpuinfo not supported on ppc

* Detect 32-bit python interpreter on 64-bit CPU

* Fix bugs in isolated tests

* Also support restricting operating system

* Enable valgrind exit errorcode

It seems we were not doing anything with the valgrind results... D:

* Use --exit-on-first-error if available

* Revert "Merge pull request #182 from PQClean/rainbow"

This reverts commit 8a008417fe988b48c8acc4aefc9c299a4d3c1645, reversing
changes made to d4b612fe9a.

Use Python's built-in ``diflib`` to compute diffs between the two versions.

* Reduce pytest xml log size
* store artifact to debug
* Fix test result path

This should drastically reduce the runtime of the valgrind tests

* Do tests with pytest to run them in parallel

* attempt to handle merge commits better for PR test path

Similar to how we solved this for travis

* Clean up imports

* don't run valgrind if not specified slow_test

* Fix functest after initializer rename

* upload tests results as junit

* Upload test-common files since #200 got merged

* Catch test results upload failure

* Move test support files into tests directory

* Fix common tests dir in test

* Fix Windows Makefile for common tests

* notrandombytes.obj should be in TEST_COMMON_DIR

This reverts commit def5bddb62.

There are schemes, like SABER (#192) that have more than one principal
submitter. Consistency warrants that we turn it into a list for all
schemes and don't do something with allowing either a str or a list:
that would just be very annoying to parse.

Closes #194