Centralize RISC0 constants in Rust implementation #276
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I think I've successfully implemented the WASM binding for the RISC0 constants and updated the TypeScript code to use it. However, I'm unsure about the correct approach for the Python implementation. I initially attempted to import the constants directly from the WASM package in Python, but this approach may not be correct. I need guidance on whether to create a separate Python binding using PyO3 in the python_bindings/mod.rs file and create a
risc0.rs
file ingaraga_rs/python_bindings
or if there's another recommended method for accessing these centralized constants in Python.Issue Number: #270