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release: prepare for release v1.4.0-alpha #2250

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Release v1.4.0-alpha is a big maintenance release.
It mainly did another round of big code sync with upstream go-thereum[v1.13.0, v1.13.11] to import new features, bug fix, code clear up from go-ethereum.

Since there are huge code changes on this release, there could have some unknown risks or bugs there. It is not encouraged to run this version in your crucial business, but it would be appreciated if you can help try it in some non-crucial business environment and report bugs that you find.

Change Log

There is a very long change list, including modules like: RPC, Flag, GraphQL, Client, Tracer, Txpool, Sync, P2P, PBSS, Cancun...
For detail pls refer: #2200

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Compatibility

This is a big maintenance release, no hard fork. So the behavior of the release should be almost same as previous release.
But there does have some changes on the usage, like some flags or options have been changed or abandoned.

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@zzzckck zzzckck dismissed stale reviews from emailtovamos and zlacfzy via 70f0b0f March 4, 2024 07:55
@zzzckck zzzckck merged commit 72fcd3b into bnb-chain:develop Mar 4, 2024
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