[REFACTOR] Enhance minimality by removing redundant wrapper method in mempool.py#73
[REFACTOR] Enhance minimality by removing redundant wrapper method in mempool.py#73sanaica wants to merge 1 commit intoStabilityNexus:mainfrom
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WalkthroughThe change removes the private helper method Changes
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Addressed Issues:
Fixes N/A (Standalone core minimality improvement)
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N/A (Backend refactoring, no UI changes).
Additional Notes:
This PR is a minor cleanup to align with the project's goal of keeping the core MiniChain minimal, readable, and under the target LOC.
Changes:
_get_tx_id()wrapper method inmempool.py.tx.tx_idproperty directly.This removes unnecessary indirection, reduces lines of code, and makes the internal loops slightly more efficient. No consensus logic or external APIs were altered. I have tested the changes locally using the
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