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I'm also wondering the answer to this question. To my understanding, go-crypto is actually maintained separately from the Go stdlib by the Go developers[0]. So why isn't this just a fork of crypto? Why fork the entire language? Why can't this be upstreamed?

[0]: https://github.com/golang/crypto



This is a library of supplemental crypto algorithms. You won't see things like AES, SHA-2, or the NIST curves in here. Those things are part of the standard library in Go.




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