- the spec says response to getBlockHashes(from, max) should return all hashes starting from PARENT of from. This required major changes and results in much hackier code.
- Introduced a first round block request after peer introduces with current head, so that hashes can be linked to the head
- peerInfo records currentBlockHash, currentBlock, parentHash and headSection
- AddBlockHashes checks header section and creates the top node from the peerInfo of the best peer
- AddBlock checks peerInfo and updates the block there rather than in a node
- request further hashes once a section is created but then no more until the root block is found (so that we know when to stop asking)
- in processSection, when root node is checked and receives a block, we need to check if the section has a parent known to blockchain or blockPool
- when peers are switched, new peer launches a new requestHeadSection loop or activates its actual head section, i.e., the section for it currentBlockHash
- all tests pass

- AddBlockHashes ignores the first hash (just used to match getBlockHashes query) sends the rest as blocksMsg
- new test TestPeerWithKnownParentBlock
- new test TestChainConnectingWithParentHash
- adapt all other tests to the new scheme

DeepReflect would fail on TD since TD isn't included in the original
block and thus the test would fail.

* Path check length
* Genesis include TD
* Output TD on last block

Generated License Headers

Grab bag of fixes

The test now checks that the number of of addresses is correct
and terminates cleanly.

It had been moved to Peer, probably for debugging.