Expose std_shims::io on core

The `io::Write` trait is somewhat worthless, being implemented for nothing, yet
`Read` remains fully functional. This also allows using its polyfills _without_
requiring `alloc`.

Opportunity taken to make `schnorr-signatures` not require `alloc`.

This will require a version bump before being published due to newly requiring
the `alloc` feature be specified to maintain pre-existing behavior.

Enables resolving https://github.com/monero-oxide/monero-oxide/issues/48.

common/std-shims/README.md

@@ -1,11 +1,28 @@
-# std shims
+# `std` shims
 
-A crate which passes through to std when the default `std` feature is enabled,
-yet provides a series of shims when it isn't.
+`std-shims` is a Rust crate with two purposes:
+- Expand the functionality of `core` and `alloc`
+- Polyfill functionality only available on newer version of Rust
 
-No guarantee of one-to-one parity is provided. The shims provided aim to be sufficient for the
-average case.
+The goal is to make supporting no-`std` environments, and older versions of
+Rust, as simple as possible. For most use cases, replacing `std::` with
+`std_shims::` and adding `use std_shims::prelude::*` is sufficient to take full
+advantage of `std-shims`.
 
-`HashSet` and `HashMap` are provided via `hashbrown`. Synchronization primitives are provided via
-`spin` (avoiding a requirement on `critical-section`).
-types are not guaranteed to be
+# API Surface
+
+`std-shims` only aims to have items _mutually available_ between `alloc` (with
+extra dependencies) and `std` publicly exposed. Items exclusive to `std`, with
+no shims available, will not be exported by `std-shims`.
+
+# Dependencies
+
+`HashSet` and `HashMap` are provided via `hashbrown`. Synchronization
+primitives are provided via `spin` (avoiding a requirement on
+`critical-section`). Sections of `std::io` are independently matched as
+possible. `rustversion` is used to detect when to provide polyfills.
+
+# Disclaimer
+
+No guarantee of one-to-one parity is provided. The shims provided aim to be
+sufficient for the average case. Pull requests are _welcome_.