core/stateless: fix witness RLP backward compat with WIT/0 peers#2068
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core/stateless: fix witness RLP backward compat with WIT/0 peers#2068
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Nodes upgraded from WIT/0 to WIT/1 were incorrectly jailing WIT/0 peers with "rlp: too few elements for stateless.ExtWitness". A 5-field ExtWitness encoding (Context, Headers, Codes, State, Keys) was accidentally introduced during an upstream geth merge, replacing the original 3-field wire format (Context, Headers, State) that WIT/0 peers still use. Introduce BorWitness as the canonical 3-field wire format. EncodeRLP now encodes using BorWitness (State only, codes excluded). DecodeRLP tries BorWitness first and falls back to ExtWitness for backward compatibility with peers that temporarily ran the extended encoding. ExtWitness is retained as the representation for the JSON debug API (ExecutionWitness, ExecutionWitnessByHash) and as the fallback decode target for the transitional period.
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…) (#2072) * core/stateless: fix witness RLP backward compat with WIT/0 peers Nodes upgraded from WIT/0 to WIT/1 were incorrectly jailing WIT/0 peers with "rlp: too few elements for stateless.ExtWitness". A 5-field ExtWitness encoding (Context, Headers, Codes, State, Keys) was accidentally introduced during an upstream geth merge, replacing the original 3-field wire format (Context, Headers, State) that WIT/0 peers still use. Introduce BorWitness as the canonical 3-field wire format. EncodeRLP now encodes using BorWitness (State only, codes excluded). DecodeRLP tries BorWitness first and falls back to ExtWitness for backward compatibility with peers that temporarily ran the extended encoding. ExtWitness is retained as the representation for the JSON debug API (ExecutionWitness, ExecutionWitnessByHash) and as the fallback decode target for the transitional period. * Add test Co-authored-by: Jerry <jerrycgh@gmail.com>
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Nodes upgraded from WIT/0 to WIT/1 were incorrectly jailing WIT/0 peers with "rlp: too few elements for stateless.ExtWitness". A 5-field ExtWitness encoding (Context, Headers, Codes, State, Keys) was accidentally introduced during an upstream geth merge, replacing the original 3-field wire format (Context, Headers, State) that WIT/0 peers still use.
Introduce BorWitness as the canonical 3-field wire format. EncodeRLP now encodes using BorWitness (State only, codes excluded). DecodeRLP tries BorWitness first and falls back to ExtWitness for backward compatibility with peers that temporarily ran the extended encoding.
ExtWitness is retained as the representation for the JSON debug API (ExecutionWitness, ExecutionWitnessByHash) and as the fallback decode target for the transitional period.