This commit does two things. It starts up the server in a way that
it can be interrupted and shutdown gracefully.
Moreover it makes sure that subsystems clean themselves up when
they fail to start. This makes sure that depending subsytems can
shutdown gracefully as well and the shutdown process is not stuck.
This commit adds a new check for neutrino backend - when the inputs in
the sweeping tx are spent by a third party, we will send back a
`TxFailed` event to free the rest of the inputs for re-grouping.
Previously we don't allow confTarget to be 0, which ended up the final
position being never reached. We fix it here by allowing confTarget to
be 0 in case the deadline has already been passed for a given input.
This takes the old `createSweepTx` and refactors it to be
sweep-specific. A sweeping txns differs from a normal tx as it doesn't
need to take outputs as params.
This commit finishes the implementation of `TxPublisher` by adding the
monitor process. Whenever a new block arrives, the publisher will check
all its monitored records and attempt fee bumping them if necessary.
This commit adds `TxPublisher` which implements `Bumper` interface. This
is part one of the implementation that focuses on implementing the
`Broadcast` method which guarantees a tx can be published with
RBF-compliant. It does so by leveraging the `testmempoolaccept` API,
keep increasing the fee rate until an RBF-compliant tx is made and
broadcasts it.
This tx will then be monitored by the `TxPublisher` and in the following
commit, the monitoring process will be added.
This commit adds the method `MaxFeeRateAllowed` to calculate the max fee
rate. The caller may specify a large MaxFeeRate value, which cannot be
cover by the budget. In that case, we default to use the max feerate
calculated using `budget/weight`.
This commit adds a new interface, `Bumper`, to handle RBF for a given
input set. It's responsible for creating the sweeping tx using the input
set, and monitors its confirmation status to decide whether a RBF should
be attempted or not.
We leave implementation details to future commits, and focus on mounting
this `Bumper` interface to our sweeper in this commit.
