Add support to Merkle Multiproof #4
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Hi,
First of all, thank you very much for this library, it has been very useful for me :)
I needed to add support for Merkle Multiproofs in a project I'm currently working on.
So I decided to implement the method proposed by this paper in your library.
Currently, I only added multiproof support for the FixedMerkleTree, since it is the one I'm using in my project. However, if this is a desirable feature for you, I can do it for the PartialMerkleTree as well.
If you are interested in adding support to it, please let me know.