feat: add borsh schema to sign transaction #3
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This commit introduces borsh schema to define the serialization of a transaction. The borsh serialized transaction is the one to be signed, as it is the same to be included on-chain. The schema is always received as parameter so the snap remains stateless & functional.
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This commit introduces borsh schema to define the serialization of a transaction.
The borsh serialized transaction is the one to be signed, as it is the same to be included on-chain.
The schema is always received as parameter so the snap remains stateless & functional.