coreEval for replacing price feeds #9999
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Chris-Hibbert
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to get this off my pending review queue...
@Chris-Hibbert basically handed this off to me; for further work, see
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closes: #XXXX
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Description
A coreEval to replace the priceFeeds. This is a draft, and intended as a starting point for further work.
Security Considerations
Scaling Considerations
The coreEval has minimal consequences for scaling, but it allows the chain to stop using priceFeeds that are accumulating uncollected garbage (#8400). We plan to be able to clean up the old priceFeeds soon.
Documentation Considerations
None.
Testing Considerations
Since this impacts vaults and auctions, we need to test carefully in a3p-integration and on our testnets.