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Clarify market actor sector termination with expired deals #1417
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#1411 described a possible problem with the market actor handling termination of sectors after deals expire. I determined it's not a problem, but clarified and cleaned up associated code and tests here. This shows that
OnMinerSectorsTerminate
does not abort if deals have expired. So this PR does not change actor behaviour.The first commit here adds return values to some of the mock runtime's setter methods, so that a value (like an epoch) can be set and assigned to a local variable in one line:
newValue = rt.SetEpoch(oldValue + delta)
.Closes #1411.