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update `PeerScore` comments for non-blocks (#4191) 

PeerScore is not just updated for blocks but also for LC updates.
Make documentation comments more generic.
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ else:
const
NewPeerScore* = 300
## Score which will be assigned to new connected Peer
## Score which will be assigned to newly connected peer
PeerScoreLowLimit* = 0
## Score after which peer will be kicked
PeerScoreHighLimit* = 1000
@ -23,26 +23,25 @@ const
PeerScoreNoStatus* = -100
## Peer did not answer `status` request.
PeerScoreStaleStatus* = -50
## Peer's `status` answer do not progress in time.
## Peer's `status` answer did not progress in time.
PeerScoreUseless* = -10
## Peer's latest head is lower then ours.
PeerScoreGoodStatus* = 50
## Peer's `status` answer is fine.
PeerScoreNoBlocks* = -100
## Peer did not respond in time on `blocksByRange` request.
## Peer did not respond in time to a request.
PeerScoreGoodBlocks* = 100
## Peer's `blocksByRange` answer is fine.
## Peer's answer to our request is fine.
PeerScoreBadBlocks* = -1000
## Peer's response contains incorrect blocks.
## Peer's response contains incorrect data.
PeerScoreBadResponse* = -1000
## Peer's response is not in requested range.
PeerScoreMissingBlocks* = -25
## Peer response contains too many empty blocks - this can happen either
## Peer response contains too much missing data - this can happen either
## because a long reorg happened or the peer is falsely trying to convince
## us that a long reorg happened.
## Peer's `blocksByRange` answer is fine.
PeerScoreUnviableFork* = -200
## Peer responded with blocks from an unviable fork - are they on a
## Peer responded with data from an unviable fork - are they on a
## different chain?
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