* split load+execute from commit in bank, insert record between them in TPU code
* clippy
* remove clear_signatures() race with commit_transactions()
* add #[test] back
* Break out last_ids into its own module
* Boot SignatureNotFound from BankError
* No longer return BankError from LastIds methods
* No longer piggypack on BankError for a LastIds signature status
* Drop all dependencies on the bank
* SignatureStatus -> Status and LastIds -> StatusDeque
* Unstable tests, issue 2193
add linked-list capability to accounts
change accounts from a linked list to a VecDeque
add checkpoint and rollback for lastids
add subscriber notifications for rollbacks
checkpoint transaction count, too
* Add first leader to genesis entries, consume in genesis.sh
* Set bootstrap leader in the bank on startup, remove instantiation of bootstrap leader from bin/fullnode
* Remove need to initialize bootstrap leader in leader_scheduler, now can be read from genesis entries
* Add separate interface new_with_leader() in mint for creating genesis leader entries
* Add PoH height to process_ledger()
* Moved broadcast_stage Leader Scheduling logic to use Poh height instead of entry_height
* Moved LeaderScheduler logic to PoH in ReplicateStage
* Fix Leader scheduling tests to use PoH instead of entry height
* Change is_leader detection in repair() to use PoH instead of entry height
* Add tests to LeaderScheduler for new functionality
* fix Entry::new and genesis block PoH counts
* Moved LeaderScheduler to PoH ticks
* Cleanup to resolve PR comments
Generate tick entry ids and only register ticks as the last_id expected by the bank. Since the bank is MT, the in-flight pipeline of transactions cannot be close to the end of the queue or there is a high possibility that a starved thread will encode an expired last_id into the ledger. The banking_stage therefore uses a shorter age limit for encoded last_ids then the validators.
Bench client doesn't send transactions that are older then 30 seconds.
* Revert benchmarks back to libtest
Criterion has too many dependencies, it's execution as slower, and
we didn't see the kind of precision we had hoped for to use it to
block CI builds.
* Ignore benchmarks that take more than a few milliseconds per iteration
* Revert "Ignore benchmarks that take more than a few milliseconds per iteration"
This reverts commit b87cdf6ef4a2549ec09e282014391de695473699.
* Don't run benchmarks in CI
They are already built in the nightly build. Executing them in CI
doesn't add much value until the results are precise enough to act
on.
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