Bundle hash to block processor #761
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds bundle hash information to the block processor by including a new bundle_hash field in the UsedBundle struct and populating it when processing bundles.
- Added
bundle_hash: B256field toUsedBundlestruct with serde serialization support - Updated bundle processing logic to include the bundle hash when creating
UsedBundleinstances - Added comprehensive test coverage for the new serialization behavior
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ZanCorDX
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📝 Summary
Send bundle hash to block processor
💡 Motivation and Context
✅ I have completed the following steps:
make lintmake test