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Clean up initializer lists in unit tests #75

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BSL_SecParam_t param_scope_flag = { 0 };
BSL_SecParam_InitInt64(&param_scope_flag, RFC9173_BIB_PARAMID_INTEG_SCOPE_FLAG, 0);
BSL_SecParam_t param_scope_flag_7 = { 0 };
BSL_SecParam_InitInt64(&param_scope_flag_7, RFC9173_BIB_PARAMID_INTEG_SCOPE_FLAG, 0x7);
BSL_SecParam_t param_sha_variant = { 0 };
BSL_SecParam_InitInt64(&param_sha_variant, RFC9173_BIB_PARAMID_SHA_VARIANT, RFC9173_BIB_SHA_HMAC512);
BSL_SecParam_t param_sha_variant_384 = { 0 };
BSL_SecParam_InitInt64(&param_sha_variant_384, RFC9173_BIB_PARAMID_SHA_VARIANT, RFC9173_BIB_SHA_HMAC384);

Init() should handle uninitialized state.

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