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fixed address tests for litecoin and new P2SH format #6
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The tests run via
npm testwere not passing. This was caused due to most addresses not being Litecoin testnet addresses. There were also older P2SH Litecoin addresses that started with a '3'.I converted the addresses starting with a '3' to new P2SH addresses using the instructions here : https://blog.trezor.io/litecoins-new-p2sh-segwit-addresses-843633e3e707 .
I replaced the Bitcoin testnet address with the Litecoin testnet address from http://testnet.litecointools.com/
All the tests pass now.