fix: Ensuring translator range constraint polynomials are zeroes outside of minicircuit #9251
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When Translator was built, there was expectation on using ZM's degree checks for minicircuit polynomials later. ZM is dead, so we have to enforce those in another way so there is no soundness issue during polynomial concatenation. This PR adds relations to ensure range_constraint polynomials are zero outside of minicircuit
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Fixes AztecProtocol/barretenberg#1128