Feat/mweb#44
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Support reading and writing transactions carrying MWEB extension data as used by Litecoin. The 0x08 flag bit alongside the witness marker signals MWEB data, which is carried as opaque bytes between the witness data and the locktime. mwebBytes is preserved through input/output modification copies and legacy sighash computation. Ported from cypherstack/coinlib commit 7723ba3, reworked to keep the existing expectWitness two-pass parsing API and adapted to the Locktime abstraction.
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Hi all, in doing some maintenance on our fork of coinlib, I decided to break out the differences between cypherstack/coinlib and its peercoin/coinlib base. This is one of those differences: LTC MWEB support. As it's outside the scope of your project I expect this to be closed and that's OK :) just thought you might be interested in it.