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* introduce vote and nonce validators * introduce config, nonce, sysvar, vote validators / types * change ConfigProgram to ConfigProgramData * introduce vote account section and nonce account section, clean up superstructs * nonce section * round out vote account and nonce account * refactor account components, add votes tab * update program data name to program * introduce slot hashes, stake history * introduce blockhashes card and config account * run fix format * remove comment * introduce config section and typings * refactor tabs if blocks * change superstructs to pick in some cases * remove account owners, rename vote history, some nit fixes * general cleanup and improvements * add recency column * add balance row to parsed accounts * union account types under sysvar and config for improved typing. modify row headers for consistency. * remove random spaces * use proper type checking and clean up a cast |
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README.md
Solana Explorer
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