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Adds support for returning a custom header from validate_block#825
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This adds support for returning a custom header from `validate_block`. Before this, we always returned the header of the block that was validated (and still do it by default). However, after this pr it is possible to set a custom header or better custom head data that will be returned instead from `validate_block`. This can be for example when a chain wants to fork.
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LGTM. The usage is very straightforward 👍
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This adds support for returning a custom header from
validate_block. Before this, we alwaysreturned the header of the block that was validated (and still do it by default). However, after
this pr it is possible to set a custom header or better custom head data that will be returned
instead from
validate_block. This can be for example when a chain wants to fork.