Add full replication implementation for DA #396
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Add an initial simple but functional implementation for a data availability protocol. Full replication simply encodes bytes in a single blob which is replicated in all nodes.
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Add an initial simple but functional implementation for a data availability protocol.
Full replication simply encodes bytes in a single blob which is replicated in all nodes.
For now I've just implemented the DA protocol for this simple one to test it out, we can implement it for more complex constructions in following PRs. At that time, it might be interesting to consider extracting more pieces into independent components