- Rename PrivacyPreservingCircuitInputAccount to InputAccountIdentity (drop the PrivacyPreservingCircuit prefix; add Identity suffix)
- Rename PrivacyPreservingCircuitInput.accounts to account_identities
- Rename AccountManager.accounts() to account_identities() and loop variables to account_identity
- Drop legacy mask-1/2/3 references from variant doc comments and guest comments
- Remove the explanatory comments about deleted parallel-vec tests; moved to the PR description
- Rebake privacy_preserving_circuit and test program artifacts
- Add SealingPublicKey/SealingSecretKey type aliases for seal_for/unseal
- Generalize PrivateGroupPda to PrivatePda with pre-resolved keys
- Rename group_pda_spender to private_pda_spender
- Rename group_pda_accounts to pda_accounts with serde alias
- Remove unused storage_mut()
- Remove stale group_pda_router.bin artifact
Addresses the following review comments from @Arjentix:
- "I think there are too many internal implementation information
exposed here. This structure is used by our users, program devs. And
they should not care about distinction between private or public pda
or different masks"
(on ChainedCall.pda_seeds, same feedback repeated on Claim::Pda)
I rewrote both docstrings to drop internal details (visibility masks,
per-form derivation names, npk handling). Program devs see only that
they emit a seed and the `AccountId` is derived from
`(program_id, seed)` regardless of whether the account is public or
private.
- "Let's reflect the new nuance in the name"
(on compute_authorized_pdas returning public-form derivations only)
I renamed the function to `compute_public_authorized_pdas`. After
the PR #446 rework the function only returns public-form
derivations, the private-form authorization lives in the circuit
guest. Updated the call site in nssa/src/validated_state_diff.rs
and the two unit tests.
