Move consts and structs outside of program scope#4
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This looks good from what I can tell, and the unit test suite passes locally.
I'd like to experiment with using https://docs.leo-lang.org/language/layout#modules to clean this up since the multisig_core program is very long and messy at this point, I'll try it out when I have a chance.
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I tried using leo modules to see if it helps clean up but its a very minor difference: 2286953 |
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Leo v4.3.0 requires that structs and consts be declared outside of the program scope. This PR refactors the multisig core program code in order to comport with the those requirements.