Increase maximum value of the p cmdline parameter

The upper limit of the value of the `-p` cmdline parameter is 32, which
is relatively low. Currently, hashing with logN=20, r=8 and p=32 takes
around 90s on my slow CPU (Intel i3-7020U).

This is in contrast to the `--logN` parameter, which can be set up to 40,
which corresponds to 1TB of RAM. Additionally, the program will
automatically pick high values of `p` when given high values of the
`-t` (maxtime) parameter.

So allow specifying higher values of the `p` parameter in cmdline.

Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jończyk <[email protected]>

main.c

@@ -282,7 +282,7 @@ main(int argc, char * argv[])
  }
  break;
  GETOPT_OPTARG("-p"):
- GETOPT_PARSENUM_WITHIN_UNSIGNED(&params.p, 1, 32);
+ GETOPT_PARSENUM_WITHIN_UNSIGNED(&params.p, 1, 2048);
  break;
  GETOPT_OPTARG("--passphrase"):
  if (passphrase_entry != PASSPHRASE_UNSET) {