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Parametrized Google Tests for Keccak #233
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This pull request adds a parametrized Google Test for the Keccak unit tests, enabling the specification of the input size via command line parameters. It also includes an extended bytes test, covering a range of input sizes from 128 to 2048. The input data is generated deterministically to ensure consistent results. These updates improve the Keccak test suite, enhancing coverage and validating the algorithm's behavior effectively.