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Created Dec 14, 2018 by Nick Mathewson@nickm🤹

Do we really need to check our hardwired DH primes at startup?

After the #28837 (moved), #28838 (moved), and #28839 (moved), I note that we're now spending about 24% of our of our startup time in crypto_validate_dh_params().

Since our diffie hellman parameters are hardcoded, maybe we don't actually need to validate them on every startup, especially on clients?

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