Instead, return a Duration and let the user do the work of waiting.
This is one of only a handful of steps to make us
mostly-syscall-free, at least enough to run in WASM according to
elichai.
ie dont generate them as they're a really obvious privacy leak.
Luckily we were already handling them the same aside from log
printing so don't have to touch anything there. I was lazy in
updating tests but it only effects log printing, so whatever.
While this isn't neccessary for message ordering consistency, this
does mean that we won't end up processing an HTLCFailChannelUpdate
from a update_fail_htlc prior to it being fully committed (where if
the peer disconnects/reconnects it could theoretically give us a
different result, eg if their next-hop reconnected to them).
UpdateFailHTLC isn't really an error anymore now that its handled
async after channel commitment (as required by BOLT 2), and since
its unused this is free. To resolve the TODO which intended to use
it for HTLC failure when trying to route forwards, we instead opt
to merge all the HTLC update events into one UpdateHTLCs event
which just contains a CommitmentUpdate object.
Add test for DisconnectPeer event
Update DisconnectPeer with optional ErrorMessage
Manage error for funding_transaction_generated
Add disconnect_socket to SocketDescriptor trait
This structure replaces the (Sha256dHash, u16) tuple that was being used
for the funding output.
Signed-off-by: Jean Pierre Dudey <jeandudey@hotmail.com>
It obviously was nonsensical prior, though its now way more
complicated...there's refactoring work to be done here, but it
should at least kinda sorta work now.
