Re-organize the content of the *.proto files.
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The content of the `*.proto` files is sorted by hard fork, then with a top-down fashion. Sorting first by hard fork lets the reader to easily see new or modified fields. Then, sorting with a top-down fashion lets the user to first see the big picture, then to dive into details. Also, the `new in <hard fork>` mentions are only written for the given hard fork. Thus, it'll avoid in the future the majority of the fields, not initially present in phase 0, to have the `new in <hard fork> mention`. This commit does not bring any new functional change.
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What does this PR do? Why is it needed?
The PR re-organizes the content of the
*.protofiles.The content of the
*.protofiles is sorted by hard fork, then with a top-down fashion.Sorting first by hard fork lets the reader to easily see new or modified fields. Then, sorting with a top-down fashion lets the user to first see the big picture, then to dive into details.
Also, the
new in <hard fork>mentions are only written for the given hard fork. Thus, it'll avoid in the future the majority of the fields, not initially present in phase 0, to have thenew in <hard fork> mention.This commit does not bring any new functional change.
Other notes for review
If the proposed organisation does not suit you, I have no objection at all to change it.
My main concern is to have something consistent in the same file and across the files.
The diff is quite large, but is actually mostly due to the re-organization of generated files due to the re-organization of the
*.protofiles.Acknowledgements