hcs-core: Symmetric encryption improvements

**Problem**
When Bob and Alice exchange messages using symmetric encryption, a random `ivspec` is generated by either party and sent along with the encrypted message such that it can be decrypted by the other part.

`ivspec` should never be duplicated for a given key pair, currently a random sequence of 16 bytes is generated, but a sequence number incrementing with each message would be preferable to further reduce the risk of reuse of `ivspec`.

**Solution**
Instead of using a single symmetric key, Bob and Alice use two.
One is used when Alice communicates to Bob, the other is used when Bob communicates to Alice.
Both Bob and Alice can independently manage an `ivspec` sequence without risk of overlap.

**Alternatives**
There are no clear alternatives to ensuring Alice and Bob never reuse the same `ivspec` for a given key without falling back to random numbers which aren't really improving matters on the current implementation.

**Additional Context**
If key rotation is implemented and reasonably frequent, the risk of duplicate random `ivspec` is further reduced.