Sync BIP to match taproot code for SigMsg()#1075
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Sync BIP to match taproot code for SigMsg()#1075remyers wants to merge 1 commit intobitcoin:masterfrom
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Add epoch, tapleaf_hash, keyversion and codeseparator_pos serialization to SigMsg(). Update max message length and length computation in footnote: "What is the output length of SigMsg()?"
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NACK, all of these things are in the BIPs already. The epoch is prefixed to the output of SigMsg. BIP342 suffixes additional data to it. |
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Oops, missed the concatenation in the signature validation section. |
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Add epoch, tapleaf_hash, keyversion and codeseparator_pos serialization to SigMsg().
Update max message length and length computation in footnote: "What is the output length of SigMsg()?"