Per wallet application #138
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Fixed a bug in fee handling during transfer analysis. Also added check of actual amounts in tests. |
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Full implementation of per-wallet transfer analysis (discussed at #135) including comprehensive unit tests. This covers all the corner cases I was able to find. If you find a corner case that is not covered by a unit tests do let me know. Note that unit tests use Go style, table-driven format: this format is far superior to custom code and I think we should be using it for all new unit tests. Essentially it makes tests very easy to read and maintain: even non programmers could potentially read them and contribute ideas for new ones.
See an example of how to read and reason about RP2 Go-style unit tests here.
The code is essentially ready for review (except for a few minor lint issues).