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use crate::;
/// A trait for types that can encapsulate shared secrets for public key
/// encryption.
///
/// The `Encrypter` trait defines an interface for encapsulating a shared secret
/// using a public key. This is a key part of hybrid encryption schemes, where a
/// shared symmetric key is encapsulated with a public key, and the recipient
/// uses their private key to recover the symmetric key.
///
/// Types implementing this trait provide the ability to:
/// 1. Access their encapsulation public key
/// 2. Generate and encapsulate new shared secrets
///
/// This trait is typically implemented by:
/// - Encapsulation public keys
/// - Higher-level types that contain or can generate encapsulation public keys
/// A trait for types that can decapsulate shared secrets for public key
/// decryption.
///
/// The `Decrypter` trait defines an interface for decapsulating (recovering) a
/// shared secret using a private key. This is the counterpart to the
/// `Encrypter` trait and is used by the recipient of encapsulated messages.
///
/// Types implementing this trait provide the ability to:
/// 1. Access their encapsulation private key
/// 2. Decapsulate shared secrets from ciphertexts
///
/// This trait is typically implemented by:
/// - Encapsulation private keys
/// - Higher-level types that contain or can access encapsulation private keys