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Regarding case 1, the commitment for zero polynomial should be the identity of the curve point instead of error.
Regarding case 2, we can't commit a polynomial whose degree is higher than public parameters and should return an error instead of a return default.
Why is it safe to use the default?
Originally posted by @moCello in #700 (comment)
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