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put generics onto GenericScript and GenericScriptBuf

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Authored by Andrew Poelstra

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put generics onto GenericScript and GenericScriptBuf

...still no visible API changes outside primitives, because outside primitives
we are using Script/ScriptBuf (which are secretly GenericScript{,Buf}<Whatever>)
which are unchanged.

In the following commits we will start using GenericScript{,Buf} directly for
generic script methods, and then start defining new specific script types.
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What changed, and why it matters

This commit is a purely internal refactoring of the Rust Bitcoin library's script types. It adds a generic type parameter to the existing GenericScript and GenericScriptBuf types so that future commits can distinguish different kinds of Bitcoin scripts (for example, redeem scripts versus witness scripts). The public-facing Script and ScriptBuf type aliases are unchanged, so ordinary users of the library should not notice any difference. There is no security fix or vulnerability here.

Recommended action

No security action needed. Treat as normal code-review/merge for a refactoring commit.

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