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feat(primitives): add AddressLocation type and methods #4182

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  • Introduces AddressLocation which is a wrapper on TxNumber. For an appearance that occurs in a block field (like "miner", it represents this as a TxNumber with bitflags.
  • Adds round trip conversion test cases for AddressLocation.

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  • Design table, likely:
    • Use IntegerList, containing AddressLocation as elements
    • Maps address -> AddressLocationList
    • Potentially use a Shardedkeyas one address may have manyAddressLocation`

@perama-v perama-v requested a review from gakonst as a code owner August 14, 2023 05:34
@perama-v perama-v marked this pull request as draft August 14, 2023 05:34
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gakonst commented Jan 9, 2024

Closing this as stale, we'll re-incorporate these ideas as we venture into custom stages with Reth CLI Extensions and the Declarative Node Builder API that @mattsse is spearheading.

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