fix: update genesis to match current state #299
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This change updates the genesis to produce an identical new state as the current Pythnet production release when needed. The activated features are added and the genesis cluster type is fixed to match what we used to create the genesis at first.
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…ing thrashing (backport of pyth-network#293) (pyth-network#299) Make the quic server connection table use an async lock
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This change updates the genesis to produce an identical new state as the current Pythnet production release when needed. The activated features are added and the genesis cluster type is fixed to match what we used to create the genesis at first.