Introduces an additional jm_state to avoid resending JMTX in case
the response to checkUtxosAccepted takes too long.
Fix bug in -Qt where blockr wallet sync is called with fast option.
Make unconfirmed message more informative (more TODO here).
Fix bug in blockr_data (from upstream).
Still to do: UI for choosing schedule.
Added config var to prevent querying whether to accept offers
(needed to allow schedule of txs to complete without interaction).
Refactor parsers into separate module (more code reuse to do).
Add a tumbler schedule generator in jmclient/schedule.py.
Alter syntax of schedules; taker interprets fractional amounts
as percentage of mixdepth (for tumbler), and integers as satoshi,
zero still sweep.
TODO tumbler is only a minor delta from sendpayment, fold them together.
Still primitive in that key and cert must be added in a subdirectory
'ssl'; self-signed is fine, so easy if openssl is available. But this
must be wrapped up for users before it can be a default (it is not
the default for now). Could be hard on e.g. Windows.
Also added some blockr tests (not complete). Minor packaging
changes, in particular pick_orders removed from package as
requires user intervention, moved to sendpayment.py for now.
Some modifications to Wallet to remove user interaction from module.
Removal of ElectrumWrapWallet, moved to the plugin files.
Add tests for aes, mnemonics.
Add harness for tests in jmclient, conftest.py and commontest
Add .coveragerc for these tests locally.
Also, some minor changes: filter_orders_callback taken outside
Taker since it involves user input necessarily. Related, answeryes
removed from module, can be done outside.
Donation code explicitly removed from all code branches for now.
A couple of very minor changes thrown up from testing.
Coverage of Taker now 100%, will work on the rest of jmclient.
Slight modification to install process, using pip install to avoid
polluting directories with build data.
Added general regression test support files to test/ (distinct from
planned package-level unit tests), this 2 levels of test should
function much better.
Adam Gibson