Don't load network graph twice on start-up#3290
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We previously read the whole network graph from DB (channels and nodes) twice: once before starting any actor to verify that the DB has not been corrupted, and then again when initializing the `Router` actor. We now keep the result of the first DB read instead of throwing it away and provide it as argument to the `Router`, which doesn't need to read from the DB on start-up anymore.
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We previously read the whole network graph from DB (channels and nodes) twice: once before starting any actor to verify that the DB has not been corrupted, and then again when initializing the
Routeractor.We now keep the result of the first DB read instead of throwing it away and provide it as argument to the
Router, which doesn't need to read from the DB on start-up anymore.