With PR #90, the Bitcoin HTLC was updated to be constructed from a HEX payload and the parameters to be replaced through byte ranges.
The timestamp is pushed onto the stack using OP_PUSHDATA4, which according to the docs, needs to be little-endian: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script#Constants
This has to be made LOUD AND CLEAR in the RFC since the HTLC does not work otherwise.
With PR #90, the Bitcoin HTLC was updated to be constructed from a HEX payload and the parameters to be replaced through byte ranges.
The timestamp is pushed onto the stack using
OP_PUSHDATA4, which according to the docs, needs to be little-endian: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script#ConstantsThis has to be made LOUD AND CLEAR in the RFC since the HTLC does not work otherwise.