fix: Limit the delegation depth of read_state certificates to 1 #813
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This reflects the following change in the interface spec: dfinity/interface-spec#239
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Dec 12, 2023
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This reflects the following change in the interface spec: dfinity/interface-spec#239
How Has This Been Tested?
The new test is in certificate.test.js. It uses a blob (in
with_subnet_key.bin) that contains a certificate recorded from an actual interaction with the II subnet. The certificate is then mangled to serve as its own delegation; this passed before the change in this PR.Checklist: