Concrete v2.8: Interoperability with TFHE-rs and Automatic Module Tracing

Concrete v2.8 introduces significant enhancements like interoperability between TFHE-rs and Concrete, allowing developers to leverage the strengths of both platforms in handling different integer sizes within Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) applications. The update also simplifies module compilation with automatic module tracing, reducing the complexity of defining composition rules and input sets by aligning them with the natural flow of Python code. The release includes optimizations, especially in the Concrete GPU runtime, which enhance the speed of FHE evaluations without requiring changes to the API. New tutorials illustrate practical applications such as private information retrieval and floating point management, while ongoing improvements and community engagement are encouraged through various support channels and the Zama Bounty Program.