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Fix:Stop the rotation of validatorSet at any update in it. #983
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Description
In the current system, at every update in validatorSet, we rotate it and change the proposer. With the frequent updates, proposer also changes frequently.
This PR include the change which has stopped the rotation of validatorSet in endBlocker after any update in the validatorSet.
Implementation of this change require the Hardfork.
Please provide a detailed description of what was done in this PR
Changes
Breaking changes
This change require the Hardfork.
Nodes audience
It needs to deployed on all the validator nodes.
Checklist
Cross repository changes
Testing