Bellatrix light client data does not contain the EL block hash, so we
had to follow blocks gossip to learn the EL `block_hash` of such blocks.
Now that Bellatrix is obsolete, we can simplify EL syncing logic under
light client scenarios. Bellatrix light client data can still be used
to advance the light client sync itself, but will no longer result in
`engine_forkchoiceUpdated` calls until the sync reaches Capella. This
also frees up some memory as we no longer have to retain blocks.
Using `let contextFork = consensusFork` no longer seems to work to avoid
capturing the `var` loop variable; it ends up being `Electra` for all
handlers. Use `closureScope` as a more sustainable fix.
`ValidatorSig` uses `blob` but `TrustedSig` uses `data`, aligning the
names reduces code duplication and improves clarity. It also simplifies
`StableContainer` compatibility checks.
In nim-web3 all std.Option are replaced by results.Opt. The same goes in nim-eth, with additional fields name changes and GasInt changed from int64 to uint64.
* Beacon node side implementation.
* Validator client side implementation.
* Address review comments and fix the test.
* Only 400 errors could be IndexedErrorMessage, 500 errors are always ErrorMessage.
* Remove VC shutdown functionality.
* Remove magic constants.
* Make arguments more visible and disable default values.
* Address review comments.
`sizeof` also includes padding between fields, while SSZ defines
`fixedPortionSize` (on type) or `sszSize` (on value) to denote
required bytes to encode. Switch forked block/state readers to SSZ size.
As blocks/states are much larger than the padding, this doesn't affect
practical use cases but is slightly more correct this way.
* electra attestation updates
In Electra, we have two attestation formats: on-chain and on-network -
the former combines all committees of a slot in a single committee bit
list.
This PR makes a number of cleanups to move towards fixing this -
attestation packing however still needs to be fixed as it currently
creates attestations with a single committee only which is very
inefficient.
* more attestations in the blocks
* signing and aggregation fixes
* tool fix
* test, import
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Etan Kissling
Eugene Kabanov
andri lim
Kim De Mey
Jacek Sieka