Refactor issuance chain service#1512
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Primary goal is to have 2 separate implementations of the different services, instead of having both implementations inside the same class with conditional switching. This is realized by introducing a _direct_ chain service that performs the legacy implementation of storing chains directly inside the extra data in Trillian. The logic for the new feature is now in an _indirect_ chain service that requires the storage and cache that chains are stored in.
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Thanks Martin. The issuance chain service and the log leaf builder are now structured in a better way.
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Primary goal is to have 2 separate implementations of the different services, instead of having both implementations inside the same class with conditional switching. This is realized by introducing a direct chain service that performs the legacy implementation of storing chains directly inside the extra data in Trillian. The logic for the new feature is now in an indirect chain service that requires the storage and cache that chains are stored in.