[field] Add FieldOps trait to abstract over Field and PackedField #1401
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Introduces a new FieldOps<F> trait that bundles arithmetic operations (add, sub, mul, square, invert) with zero() and one() methods. This trait abstracts over: - Field types (single elements, trivially vectors of length 1) - PackedField types (SIMD-accelerated vectors of field elements) - Symbolic field types (for constraint system representations) Operations are defined element-wise, enabling generic code that works with both scalar fields and packed representations.
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Introduces a new FieldOps trait that bundles arithmetic operations (add, sub, mul, square, invert) with zero() and one() methods. This trait abstracts over:
Operations are defined element-wise, enabling generic code that works with both scalar fields and packed representations.