The pending receive scanner: a guardian-local, non-consensus view of the
receive outputs in its mempool and in the blocks just below its chain tip,
served to clients so they can render peg-in progress.
Re-exported for existing callers; the constants live in the common crate so
that the client can render peg-in confirmation progress against them.
How many blocks a peerβs block count vote trails its bitcoin backend: the
finality delay, plus one block of slack. Processing a new consensus block
count waits for the local backend to report the consensus count plus the
finality delay, and without the slack that is exactly the block the voter
saw, so a backend a little behind, or a backend status that is stale (it is
polled once a minute), stalled item processing on every new block.
Re-exported for existing callers; the constants live in the common crate so
that the client can render peg-in confirmation progress against them.
Number of confirmations required for a transaction to be considered as
final by the federation. The block that mines the transaction does
not count towards the number of confirmations.