Etherlink/Kernel: read_next_blueprint_number does not read a block
Stacked on !17120 (merged).
What
This MR changes the definition of read_next_blueprint_number to
use the /evm/current_block_header field from !17119 (merged).
Why
To avoid accessing the world state in stage 1 and to read less data from durable storage.
How
The touched function is unfortunately used in a migration step at which we cannot assume that the storage contains a block header. To circumvent this, the previous definition of the function is kept in the migration::legacy module.
- the first commit introduces the module,
- the second commit copies the function in the module,
- the third and last commit modifies the implementation of the function.
Manually testing the MR
Checklist
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Edited by Raphaël Cauderlier