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Progress on putting ECRecover functionality into contracts #4194
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Ethereum contracts increasingly use the ECRecover opcode which returns the address of the private key that signed a message.
This PR introduces that functionality and was just starting to test it. It needs more work before being merged.
The new functionality was enabled in the Stratis.SmartContracts v1.2.2-dev package.
It needs:
-The Stratis.SmartContracts package 1.2.3 to be released with this enabled.