BIP66: Number Examples To Match Implementation Tests#138
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The Bitcoin Core tests in script_tests.cpp refer to these examples by number, but these BIP66 examples are in an unordered list, making them hard to follow. This changes the list to an ordered list.
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The Bitcoin Core tests in script_tests.cpp refer to these examples by number, but the text examples are in an unordered list, making them hard to follow. This changes the list to an ordered (numbered) list.
CC: BIP author @sipa