Bug 1840510: Add ACVP test vectors to the repository r=nkulatova

These cover AES(GCM), ECDSA, RSA, SHA256 and big number operations.
This includes both vectors from ACVP and ones produced by fuzzing by acvp-rust.
The latter do not necessarily verify the correctness but ensure most code is covered and behaves normally during test execution.

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D182125

automation/taskcluster/docker-acvp/bin/run.sh

@@ -12,15 +12,24 @@ export RUSTFLAGS="-C instrument-coverage"
 cd nss
 CC=clang-15 CXX=clang++-15 ./build.sh -g -v --sourcecov --static --disable-tests
 
+TEST_DIRECTORY=$NSS_SOURCES_PATH/tests/acvp
+
 git clone --depth=1 https://gitlab.com/nisec/nss-project/acvp-rust.git
 cd acvp-rust
 cargo build
 TESTRUN="cargo run --bin test -- --profdata-command llvm-profdata-15"
-echo "AES-GCM:"
-$TESTRUN acvp-rust/samples/aes-gcm.json symmetric nss
-echo "ECDSA:"
-$TESTRUN acvp-rust/samples/ecdsa.json ecdsa nss
-echo "RSA:"
-$TESTRUN acvp-rust/samples/rsa.json rsa nss
-echo "SHA-256:"
-$TESTRUN acvp-rust/samples/sha256.json sha nss
+echo "Big Number (fuzzed):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/fuzzed/bn.json bn nss
+echo "AES-GCM (acvp-server):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/aes-gcm.json symmetric nss
+echo "ECDSA (acvp-server):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/ecdsa.json ecdsa nss
+echo "ECDSA (fuzzed):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/fuzzed/ecdsa.json ecdsa nss
+echo "RSA (acvp-server):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/rsa.json rsa nss
+echo "RSA (fuzzed):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/fuzzed/rsa.json rsa nss
+echo "SHA-256 (acvp-server):"
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/sha256.json sha nss
+$TESTRUN $TEST_DIRECTORY/sha256.mct.json sha nss

tests/acvp/COPYING

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+Files "rsa.json", "ecdsa.json", "sha256.json", "sha256.mct.json", "aes-gcm.json" were adapted from JSON samples in https://github.com/usnistgov/ACVP-Server on Nov 20 2022. These are distributed under the following license:
+
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+
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+
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