test: include derivation test when private key has leading zeros#9
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- Tests derivation implementation for bip32 compliance when private key has leading zeros as it's possible that the private key could be represented with less than 32 bytes. The correct implementation always uses 32 bytes for the private key in the sha512 hash.
- Uses test case added at bitcore-lib in Fix implementation of hd derivation to be bip32 compliant bitpay/bitcore-lib#97
- Test case verified against libbtc at https://github.com/braydonf/libbtc/commits/cross-ref
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