Haskell support for Bech32m #66
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| then guard (length witprog == 20 || length witprog == 32) >> return 1 | ||
| else guard (length witprog >= 2 && length witprog <= 40) >> return bech32mConst | ||
| where | ||
| bech32mConst = 0x2bc830a3 |
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Might be nice to define a global sum type for the two encoding types and have a mapping function from encoding to checksum constant. Then it can be exported to the tests.
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I've added two commits which I will squash afterwards. |
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utACK 7736efe |
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squashed some commits. |
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re-ACK 7d25521, no changes in squash |
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This also includes a slightly refactored version of PR #41.