Progress towards putting ECRecover Opcode into smart contracts #1
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* Adjustable RPC Content Type * Code style tweaks * Fix RPCMiddlewareTest * CI Co-authored-by: Kevin Loubser <zeptin@gmail.com>
* Create funds recovery tx * Add recovery command * Refactor * Various changes/additions incl help menu * Ignore deposits to old multisig after switch-over time * Update help * Tag preliminary transactions * Fix comparison * Fix fee calculation * Create 10 outputs * Remove unnecessary code * Small refactor * Remove unused code
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Ethereum contracts are increasingly making use of the EC Recover opcode which allows