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[Refactoring] Clean budget manager code redundancies #2752

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@furszy furszy commented Feb 22, 2022

Following points tackled:

  1. Cleaned BudgetManager::CheckCollateral code redundancies.
  2. Moved CBudgetManager::GetFinalizedBudgetStatus to the RPC file as it's an utility function.
  3. Remove unused function CBudgetManager::GetFinalizedBudget.

@furszy furszy self-assigned this Feb 22, 2022
@random-zebra random-zebra added this to the 6.0.0 milestone Feb 24, 2022
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utACK 42bca64

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ACK a102664

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tACK a102664
Tested changes in PR #2804 this code cleanup would be good to merge with DMN/6.0

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tACK a102664:
Good cleanup, tested the last week in regtest with the full v6.0

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