feat: track balance increases in state diffs #745
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This map can be read, just know that it contains the canonical account state at the head of the block.
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This PR introduces chained preconfirmations from different users in the sidecar. Example:
In order to do that the state diffs logic has been slightly modified by tracking both balance increases and decreases. Some refactoring has been done to avoid opaque tuple types and improve readability. Comes with tests included.
I strongly suggest to read the PR commit by commit, where some of them carry their own description and rationale.