API: argument order (breaking external Nim/C/Go/Rust EIP-4844 API #394
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This changes the threadpool to always be first argument. It is the most "global" of the context, because it's at library/app level and not just KZG or BLS signatures.
As powers-of-tau and polynomial domains are also contexts, they are moved in front and this impacts KZG and IPA modules.
Furthermore, document the API.
It is inspired by libsecp256k1:
This breaks Nim, C, Go, Rust API and should be done now before we cut the first ever Constantine release.
This impacts Grandine's branch: #331