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GetTableRowsParams fixes, endianess for 256 key for RSDK and GetBlockResult deserialization #30

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@guilledk guilledk requested a review from poplexity August 1, 2024 22:48
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@guilledk guilledk force-pushed the finish_table_rows_params branch 2 times, most recently from b38184d to 4a0ed13 Compare August 1, 2024 23:34
…ks for rscdk compiled contracts"

This reverts commit 6977b8b, in particular the endianness of Checksum256.
This is needed to be compatible with the C++ smart contracts compiler, while rscdk (Rust WASM compiler)
needs the commit that here is being reverted.

This means that going on antelope-rs will be compatible with the C++ smart contracts compiler and not with
the Rust compiler.
The test was meant to check the consistency of the Checksum256 encoding with the SNARKtor contracts and the WASM-compiled smart contracts in general. However, given that the `rscdk` compiler treats the encoding of Checksum256 with a different encoding compared to the C++ compiler, the test has been removed.
It could be restored once the `rscdk` issue is fixed.
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