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A0-4212: Reconstruct synchronously #431

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Parent reconstruction now happens synchronously together with validation. This also removes the consensus component, since otherwise it would have just been a thin wrapper around creation. It's likely that runway will eventually be renamed to consensus, but it's not ready yet.

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Fortunately it seems I actually used all the code.
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looks reasonable to me, although this PR is "slightly" too big

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woocash2 commented Apr 8, 2024

Overall looks good, ABFT is really getting simpler and more readable.
I found one thing which made me ponder... (my last comment). I'll abstain from accepting the PR for now and wait for the response. Other than that, all clear.

@timorleph timorleph merged commit 82151d8 into Cardinal-Cryptography:main Apr 9, 2024
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