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d3ed8e1125Blocks now have a method to calculate and return the difficulty based on their work value, work version, and root. Work validation has been cleaned up, removing optional output difficulty from all methods, and with new work_difficulty and work_threshold methods. These are now used where they make sense, such as when previously work_validate was done even though we only wanted to compare the resulting difficulty. Functionally the same, but much less verbose. Without changing the interface, we can decide to cache the difficulty in the block in the future, if it ever shows up in profiling. Further changes will be required when a new work version is added, especially if the proof is larger than 8 bytes, but these changes are a step forward in that directtion. |
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