feat: test for idle extend with active mining #5531
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@obycode good catch, fixed |
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Adds a test for tenure extends happening after the idle timeout when there is active mining involved. This test ensure that multiple extends occur within a single tenure (BTC block) after each idle timeout is reached.
I've added some test helpers in here, mainly because I was over writing the same boilerplate for certain things. I didn't want to change other tests too much to limit the diff, but I'm happy to.