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Port Poseidon example to Python #178
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Closes #101
Based on the Rust implementation, the same circuit is added using the Python front-end.
Constants are moved to a different file for easier code browsing.
An assertion is added when running the example, to make sure that the output is the same as the one when using the Rust front-end.