Make PubKey, SecKey, and SecKeyGenerator multiplatform - Resolves #61 #62
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Moves key-related classes to the multiplatform source set.
Was planning to write the SecureRandom code for each platform, but found this library that already handles it!
I wanted to move the tests to the common sourceset, but I need to make the lib-test module multiplatform first.
I also had to move the function
SecKey.encryptout of theSecKeyclass for now because it depends on javax.crypto@Synesso can you take a look at the lib to make sure it's ok to use?