Use lighter primitives.wasm for merkle trees by default #238
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Merkle trees only require access to pedersen hashes, which are available on the primitives.wasm, a smaller version of bb.wasm. This PR changes merkle tree initialization to pick up that library by default. Still, when creating them from an aztec node, which will require the full circuits.wasm (since it runs rollup circuits), we use the circuits wasm to avoid loading multiple wasms unnecessarily.
Fixes #180