docs: document the dash analogue of BIP143 #149
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Alternative to the old PR #95
This PR describes how the transaction sighash algorithm of BIP143 can be adapted to dash. There are only 2 main differences:
nTypeandvExtraPayloadnVersion = 4and it's deployed with an ehf hard fork.The example in the test section was created with a draft implementation of the algorithm (see dashpay/dash#5860)