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* stake-pool: Create validator stake accounts from reserve * Update accounting to take minimum into account * Refactor withdraw tests * Add ability to remove validators during withdraw stake * Add seed to validator stake account address derivation * Update CLI with new instruction formats * Update documentation and helper scripts for new funding * Update Python bindings * Try to fix flakey test * Support token-2022 * Condense tests for CI * Reduce huge pool limit post-rebase * Avoid draining the whole reserve * Restrict account extensions on allow-list * Update comments to say "lamports" * Fixup code comments and variable names * Fix clippy in tests |
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README.md
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Installing Docusaurus
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$ docs/build.sh
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