Invalid MX messages are "okay" - in that they shoudln't crash our chain
sync progress. We therefore separate them from operational errors, such
as writing/reading to/from the database and other issues that IS in fact
things that should take us down.
Some of these message are just fine to ignore, whereas some of them
should result in blocl invalidation. This comes later!
Alternative to #55 and #54
Invalid MX messages are "okay" - in that they shoudln't crash our chain sync progress. We therefore separate them from operational errors, such as writing/reading to/from the database and other issues that IS in fact things that should take us down.
Some of these message are just fine to ignore, whereas some of them should result in blocl invalidation. This comes later!