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Add the UInt48, RevocationKey, CommitmentPubKey, CommitmentSeed and RevocationSet types. A RevocationKey is a secret key that can be used to revoke a transaction. It's shared in the revoke_and_ack message and stored in the user's wallet in a RevocationSet. A CommitmentPubKey is the public key of a RevocationKey, also known as a "per commitment point". A CommitmentSeed is the master revocation key for a side of a channel and can be used to derive all the revocation keys for that side of that channel. A RevocationSet stores a set of revocation keys in a compact form specified in BOLT joemphilips#3 which allows earlier keys to be derived from later keys.
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Allows converting a RevocationSet to/from a list of keys. This allows serializing/deserializing the set.
makeChannelReestablish was using hard-coded commitment numbers and keys rather than the info in the Commitments object that it gets passed. This fix makes it use the values in the Commitments object instead.
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Add the UInt48, RevocationKey, CommitmentPubKey, CommitmentSeed and
RevocationSet types.
A RevocationKey is a secret key that can be used to revoke a
transaction. It's shared in the revoke_and_ack message and stored in the
user's wallet in a RevocationSet. A CommitmentPubKey is the public key
of a RevocationKey, also known as a "per commitment point". A
CommitmentSeed is the master revocation key for a side of a channel and
can be used to derive all the revocation keys for that side of that
channel.
A RevocationSet stores a set of revocation keys in a compact form
specified in BOLT #3 which allows earlier keys to be derived from later
keys.