[Update] Update SDK methods to support latest credits.aleo method signatures
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…redits.aleo methods and method signatures
iamalwaysuncomfortable
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credits.aleo method signatures
Pauan
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Jul 2, 2024
This reverts commit bd77062.
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Motivation
The latest SnarkVM revision published on the AleoNet/SnarkVM repo (rev: d170a9f) has updated the
credits.aleoprogram to support ARC-41.This PR updates the Aleo-wasm snarkVM rev to
d170a9fand updates all method signatures in the SDK to match the latest method signatures incredits.aleo, it also adds thebond_validatorandtransfer_public_as_signermethods to the SDK's api.The work in this PR is meant to represent a release candidate for the SDK that is updated to work with the currently released Aleo Testnet.
Test Plan
All unit tests are now updated to reflect the latest changes.
Related PRs
The work in this PR is a continuation of the work done in #884.