Trust-Quorum: Messages, Config, Crypto #7859
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This is the initial commit of the "real" trust quorum code as described in RFD 238. This commit provides some of the foundation needed to implement the trust quorum reconfiguration protocol. The protocol itself will be implemented in a `Node` type in a [sans-io](https://sans-io.readthedocs.io/) style with property based tests for the full protocol, similar to LRTQ. Async code will utilize the protocol and forward messages over sprockets channels, and handle requests from Nexus. This initial code was split out to keep the PR small, although it has been used in some preliminary protocol code already that will come in a follow up PR.
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This is the initial commit of the "real" trust quorum code as described in RFD 238. This commit provides some of the foundation needed to implement the trust quorum reconfiguration protocol.
The protocol itself will be implemented in a
Nodetype in a sans-io style with property based tests for the full protocol, similar to LRTQ. Async code will utilize the protocol and forward messages over sprockets channels, and handle requests from Nexus.This initial code was split out to keep the PR small, although it has been used in some preliminary protocol code already that will come in a follow up PR.