Introduce a ChannelType enum in lieu of opt_anchors
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Requesting concept ACK @TheBlueMatt? |
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Sorry for the delay. Does it make sense to use the ChannelTypeFeatures instead? Note that since anchors still isn't enabled outside of a cfg I think we can mostly still break the serialization of it just fine. |
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Would that be more human-legibility- and maintainability-friendly than the enum? I'm fine using ChannelTypeFeatures. |
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I think so, its more straightforward in the sense that its an existing type that captures what we need and will be trivially future-extensible. |
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Superseded by #2361. |
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