When creating accounts in GenesisLedger, we previously set the account Sequence to 0. However, since this conflicts with the PseudoAccount requirements, we are changing it to 1.
There will be no impact on networks that are already running, and for future networks, there won't be any impact unless you create accounts via GenesisLedger.
This specifically addresses an issue that comes up during unittests.
Per-API cost tables and the votable HookGasPrice move to the HookFeeV3
branch. V2 charges one cost unit per wasm instruction and 100 units per
hook API call (including _g), with ten units per drop rounded up.
- Guard.h: drop the per-import cost map, charge a fixed api_call_cost on
every import call
- Remove sfHookGasPrice, FeeSettings/SetFee/validation fields, fee voting,
server_info output and the hook_gas_price config knob
- hookCostToFee no longer depends on the ledger view
- Restore genesis ledger, jtx Env and fragile-hash tests to dev
- Update expected hook costs in SetHook_test
Api costs were looked up as import_type_map[callee_idx], but that map is
keyed by wasm type index while callee_idx is a function index. A hook was
charged whichever api happened to occupy the callee's index, or nothing at
all when no type carried that index, and imports sharing a signature
collapsed to a single cost. Reordering imports was enough to call
util_verify, the most expensive api, for free. Costs now come from
import_cost_map, keyed by import function index, and import_type_map is
reduced to the signature checking it is actually used for.
compute_wce() applied the loop multiplier to instruction_count only, so an
api call inside a guarded loop was charged for one iteration no matter how
many the guard allowed. The multiplier now applies to execution_cost as
well, with the same floor instruction_count uses.
