Allow as many inputs/outputs as are present if we are building a tx from its serialized bytes. Since we fully analyze the tx before building it, we know that it can fit in memory/is not impossible to create for DOS checking purposes. This allows us to process live txs such as a recent testnet tx with ~100k outputs.
We retain the limit on constructing new txs from scratch, since wally is meant only for making txs that fit within standardness rules. This catches cases where a tx is constructed in parts or allocated up front based on an externally provided number of inputs/ouputs.
Update the comments to reflect that the limits are for standardness and not block size.
Allow as many inputs/outputs as are present if we are building a tx from its serialized bytes. Since we fully analyze the tx before building it, we know that it can fit in memory/is not impossible to create for DOS checking purposes. This allows us to process live txs such as a recent testnet tx with ~100k outputs.
We retain the limit on constructing new txs from scratch, since wally is meant only for making txs that fit within standardness rules. This catches cases where a tx is constructed in parts or allocated up front based on an externally provided number of inputs/ouputs.
Update the comments to reflect that the limits are for standardness and not block size.