feat: support v3 transactions #581
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Adds support for v3 transactions on account types. Methods like `.execute()` are replaced with suffixed versions like `.execute_v1()` and `.execute_v3()`. The original `.execute()` methods are still kept for now, but deprecated. To minimize breakage, these deprecated methods point to pre-v3 transactions instead of the latest, recommended v3 transactions.
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Backports `de633f4` to the last release that uses JSON-RPC v0.6.x. This is a breaking change though, so it won't be released on crates.io. To use v3 transactions on JSON-RPC v0.6.x, use Git dependency.
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Adds support for v3 transactions on account types. Methods like
.execute()are replaced with suffixed versions like.execute_v1()and.execute_v3(). The original.execute()methods are still kept for now, but deprecated. To minimize breakage, these deprecated methods point to pre-v3 transactions instead of the latest, recommended v3 transactions.