Expose per-HTLC forwarded amounts - #1021
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Preserve LDK's per-HTLC amount when forwarding events cross the LDK Node API boundary. This lets callers attribute multi-HTLC forwards to individual channels. Store the amount in an optional TLV so previously serialized events continue to decode without it. Co-Authored-By: HAL 9000
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Preserve LDK's per-HTLC amount when forwarding events cross the LDK Node API boundary. This lets callers attribute multi-HTLC forwards to individual channels.
Store the amount in an optional TLV so previously serialized events continue to decode without it.
Co-Authored-By: HAL 9000