Daniel McCarney d349854de6 crypto/internal: ACVP test data migrated to Geomys repo
The cpu/go-acvp repository holding trimmed ACVP test server vectors and
validated expected results was always meant to be a temporary home. It
has now been migrated to geomys/acvp-testdata where it will continue to
be maintained by Geomys along with the FIPS module.

This commit updates acvp_test.go to use the new module location.

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