Update to use HFC for all protocol modes #1475
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We decided that it is simpler to have things be more uniform and use the HFC for all protocol modes, and so in particular for the Byron-only and Shelley-only modes.
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1475: Update to use HFC for all protocol modes r=dcoutts a=dcoutts We decided that it is simpler to have things be more uniform and use the HFC for all protocol modes, and so in particular for the Byron-only and Shelley-only modes. Co-authored-by: Duncan Coutts <duncan@well-typed.com>
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We decided that it is simpler to have things be more uniform and use the
HFC for all protocol modes, and so in particular for the Byron-only and
Shelley-only modes.