feat: add the assign method to RawCoMap to create bulk transactions and optimize RawCoMap init #1077
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Adding more operations in a single transaction helps us on optimize the encrypt/decrypt/sign/veirfy operations by having a single payload to handle instead of many.
In this PR we are adding a new method to RawCoMap to perform set operations in bulk and used assign to optimize the RawCoMap init
The performance gain depends on the size of the payload, but we can see some improvements even with small datasets