chore: records

[joshuef]

This pull request primarily modifies the sn_client/src/api.rs, sn_networking/src/driver.rs, sn_networking/src/event/kad.rs, sn_networking/src/lib.rs, sn_networking/src/spends.rs, sn_networking/src/transfers.rs, sn_node/src/put_validation.rs, and sn_node/src/replication.rs files, focusing on improving the handling of spend records and double spend attempts in the network. The changes include renaming methods and adding a new configuration option to accumulate spend attempts, which can help the client decide whether to retry an operation.

Method Renaming:

• get_signed_spend_from_record is renamed to get_solitary_signed_spend_from_record and now returns an error if a double spend attempt is detected. [1] [2] [3] [4]

New Configuration Option:

• A new configuration option accumulate_spend_attempts is added to GetRecordCfg. This option determines whether to accumulate all double spend attempts and return them, which can help the client decide whether to retry the operation. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]

Handling of Spend Records:

• Changes are made to handle spend records and double spend attempts more effectively. This includes changes to the get_valid_spend method and the addition of a new method try_fetch_solitary_spend_from_network. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]

Other Changes:

• In sn_node/src/put_validation.rs, a comment is added to clarify that at most two spends for the same unique public key are expected.
• In sn_node/src/replication.rs, a comment is added to explain that the code does not care about how many nodes are storing a record, and that it can error out with SplitRecord and keep retrying so it does not replicate DoubleSpendAttempted spends.

[RolandSherwin]

EDIT: We already perform this

Also, earlier, when a node sees a double spend during validation, it'd take Vec<SignedSpends>.sort().take(2) and would store that + propagate that to other peers, but currently it is removed from the code. Would that help here? I feel like currently, in case of a double spend, the state for each node is different, but if we sort,accumulate them, we'd get a consistent state among nodes and seeing if a spend is a double spend is relatively easy?

[joshuef]

Closing in favour of 1904