Public Key format difference between `extractPublicKey` and `encrypt` question

Hi, probably missing something obvious and sorry to bother you but I'm trying to use the extracted public key from a personal_sign'ed message to encrypt a return message to a user... but the public key returned by `extractPublicKey` is a 130 byte hex-encoded string (starting with 0x4) whereas the `encrypt` method requires the public key be a 44 character (base64 encoded?) string. Am I missing something terribly obvious? I cannot figure out how to convert the hex-encoded to the 44 character version.

```
try {
console.log("Account: ", connector.accounts[0]);
const msg = `0x${Buffer.from("Hello World", "utf8").toString("hex")}`;
console.log("MessageHashBytes: ", msg);
const signature = await connector.signPersonalMessage([
msg,
connector.accounts[0],
]);
console.log("Signature: ", signature);
const result = recoverPersonalSignature({ data: msg, signature });
console.log("Result: ", result);
const publicKey = extractPublicKey({
data: msg,
signature
});
console.log('Public Key: ', publicKey)
console.log('Public Key Length: ', publicKey.length);

const questionMark = Buffer.from(publicKey).toString('base64');
console.log('Hmm: ', questionMark, questionMark.length)

} catch (error) {
if (error instanceof Error) console.log(error.message);
}
```

produces the following output:
```
Account: 0x0C0Bd9c93596F6FC9F7E3dd8F53EF73a6759873b
MessageHashBytes: 0x48656c6c6f20576f726c64
Signature: 0x618ebc96d5a7ea456ecbf3bc938e28a5329e1dc063ef26b94c8a8a11cfca0ff26783259b56921dec86bfa2115765624b58ce4a9799ac43f5321c2ac2b7af7f2a1c
Result: 0x0c0bd9c93596f6fc9f7e3dd8f53ef73a6759873b
Public Key: 0x4d979e20ed15805a4b9aec2d9b8dfe256a174844f20ecd26ca5a571e70907a04bbc9be04b47bdc3a73cfdfe7b5536d4bb15fec07e7d9db076816e7f80cd28200
Public Key Length: 130
Hmm: MHg0ZDk3OWUyMGVkMTU4MDVhNGI5YWVjMmQ5YjhkZmUyNTZhMTc0ODQ0ZjIwZWNkMjZjYTVhNTcxZTcwOTA3YTA0YmJjOWJlMDRiNDdiZGMzYTczY2ZkZmU3YjU1MzZkNGJiMTVmZWMwN2U3ZDlkYjA3NjgxNmU3ZjgwY2QyODIwMA== 176
```

When I export my public key from metamask I receive `+5ar2xujBQQPv+RTRU2tzO6sjSuTMZSosAx5NAdfkw0=`

Thanks in advance anyone who can point me in the right direction! <3

Start by comparing the public-key representations returned by `extractPublicKey` and accepted by `encrypt`, using the example signatures and MetaMask-exported key in the issue. Done when the compatibility or required encoding conversion is established and documented, with the API behavior explained clearly.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.