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Add KIP-10 Transaction Introspection Opcodes, 8-byte arithmetic and H…
…ard Fork Support (#487) * implement new opcodes * example of mutual tx * add docs describing scenario * introduce feature gate for new features * introduce hf feature that enables txscript hf feature * style: fmt and clippy fix * implement new opcodes * example of mutual tx * add docs describing scenario * introduce feature gate for new features * style: fmt and clippy fix * remove unused feature * fmt * make opcode invalid in case of feature disabled * feature gate test * change test set based on feature add ci cd test * rename InputSPK -> InputSpk * enable kip10 opcodes based on daa_score in runtime * use dummy kip10 activation daa score in params * use dummy kip10 activation daa score in params * suppress clippy lint * add example with shared key * fix clippy * remove useless check from example * add one-time borrowing example * Implement one-time and two-times threshold borrowing scenarios - Add threshold_scenario_limited_one_time function - Add threshold_scenario_limited_2_times function - Create generate_limited_time_script for reusable script generation - Implement nested script structure for two-times borrowing - Update documentation for both scenarios - Add tests for owner spending, borrowing, and invalid attempts in both cases - Ensure consistent error handling and logging across scenarios - Refactor to use more generic script generation approach * fix: fix incorrect sig-op count * correct error description * style: fmt * pass kip-10 flag in constructor params * remove borrow scenario from tests. run tests against both kip1- enabled/disabled engine * introduce method that converts spk to bytes. add tests covering new opcodes * return comment describing where invalid opcodes starts from. add comments describing why 2 files are used. * fix wring error messages * support introspection by index * test input spk * test output spk * tests refactor * support 8-byte arithmetics * Standartize fork activation logic (#588) * Use ForkActivation for all fork activations * Avoid using negation in some ifs * Add is_within_range_from_activation * Move 'is always' check inside is_within_range_from_activation * lints * Refactoring for cleaner pruning proof module (#589) * Cleanup manual block level calc There were two areas in pruning proof mod that manually calculated block level. This replaces those with a call to calc_block_level * Refactor pruning proof build functions * Refactor apply pruning proof functions * Refactor validate pruning functions * Add comments for clarity * only enable 8 byte arithmetics for kip10 * use i64 value in 9-byte tests * fix tests covering kip10 and i64 deserialization * fix test according to 8-byte math * finish test covering kip10 opcodes: input/output/amount/spk * fix kip10 examples * rename test * feat: add input index op * feat: add input/outpiut opcodes * reseve opcodes reorder kip10 opcodes. reflect script tests * fix example * introspection opcodes are reserverd, not disables * use ForkActivation type * cicd: run kip-10 example * move spk encoding to txscript module * rework bound check ot input/output index * fix tests by importing spkencoding trait * replace todo in descripotions of over[under]flow errors * reorder new opcodes, reserve script sig opcode, remove txid * fix bitcoin script tests * add simple opcode tests * rename id(which represents input index) to idx * fix comments * add input spk tests * refactor test cases * refactor(txscript): Enforce input index invariant via assertion Change TxScriptEngine::from_transaction_input to assert valid input index instead of returning Result. This better reflects that an invalid index is a caller's (transaction validation) error rather than a script engine error, since the input must be part of the transaction being validated. An invalid index signifies a mismatch between the transaction and the input being validated - this is a programming error in the transaction validator layer, not a script engine concern. The script engine should be able to assume it receives valid inputs from its caller. The change simplifies error handling by enforcing this invariant early, while maintaining identical behavior for valid inputs. The function is now documented to panic on malformed inputs. This is a breaking change for code that previously handled InvalidIndex errors, though such handling was likely incorrect as it indicated an inconsistency in transaction validation. * refactor error types to contain correct info * rename id to idx * rename opcode * make construction of TxScriptEngine from transaction input infallible * style: format combinators chain * add integration test covering activation of kip10 * rename kip10_activation_daa_score to kip10_activation * Update crypto/txscript/src/lib.rs refactor vector filling * rework assert * verify that block is disqualified in case of it has tx which requires block that contains the tx with kip10 opcode is accepted after daa score has being reached * revert changer to infallible api * add doc comments * Update crypto/txscript/src/opcodes/mod.rs Fallible conversion of output amount (usize -> i64) * Update crypto/txscript/src/opcodes/mod.rs Fallible conversion of input amount (usize -> i64) * add required import * refactor: SigHashReusedValuesUnsync doesnt neet to be mutable * fix test description * rework example * 9 byte integers must fail to serialize * add todo * rewrite todo * remove redundant code * remove redundant mut in example * remove redundant mut in example * remove redundant mut in example * cicd: apply lint to examples --------- Co-authored-by: Ori Newman <[email protected]>
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