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…er to also support LIB. GH EOSIO#4973
…iven point in its head or lib production. GH EOSIO#4973
…instances using the node number. GH EOSIO#4973
…integration test suite. GH EOSIO#4973
… node before proceeding to the next node, instead of round robin assigning names among producing nodes. GH EOSIO#4973
…g to make methods that were designed around head to also be able to use LIB. GH EOSIO#4973
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#4973
Test sets up 2 producing nodes, one with 11 producers and 1 with 10. There is one non-producing nodes, which is connected with each producing node, but the producing nodes are not connected to each other. The test kill off the non-producing node just before the producing node with 10 producers would produce, so that each producing node ends up with its own fork. When the non-producing node is restarted, it is verified that the blocks are all produced with the same author from each producing node and that there is no missed blocks.