rpcserver: Use solved mock orphan block in tests.#3104
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Currently, the RPC server getwork test for orphan block submission is rather brittle because it relies on the specific current implementation of the handler. This makes the test more robust by modifying it to solve the mock orphan block submission so that it reliably tests what it intends to even if the handler code changes.
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Currently, the RPC server
getworktest for orphan block submission is rather brittle because it relies on the specific current implementation of the handler.This makes the test more robust by modifying it to solve the mock orphan block submission so that it reliably tests what it intends to even if the handler code changes.