* message sending now allows arrays.
The underlying engine allows more than the JS allowed, this has been
fixed.
Specifically we now allow something like:
message.body[45] = ["first", "second"];
* A new helper method is exposed to JavaScript: parseAddress()
This method allows one to parse Bitcoin addresses and return the
script-hash used elsewhere.
Notice that the second argument is an optional prefix, allowing for
parsing of testnet addresses.
The NodeJS APis break expected contracts with regards to the
Napi::ThreadSafeFunction and that makes them not work as a normal
object.
Using new / delete on them works much better and allows the user
to re-assign a callback to a new value.
Make FindAddressInMempool also call onAddressUsedInOutput()
Make the mempool methods use better filter defaults, as the
offset in block doesn't make much sense for them.
tomFlowee
TomZ