Use codehash when deriving addresses #181
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FromSaltAndCodeHashthe default address scheme for c10l contractsconfidiential: boolin the deploy header tosalt_if_confidential: Option<Salt>tl;dr: for c10l contracts, the address becomes a MAC of the code. The address is generated from the salt, and codehash. The salt is provided as part of the deploy header (
salt_if_confidential) or explicitly by aCREATE2call (and Wasmcreate, when it exists). This PR is useful for preventing subbing out the contract code at an address with a different contract.