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Consensus Rules
This folder contains 2 crates:
cuprate-consensus-rules(rules/directory)cuprate-consensus
cuprate-consensus-rules contains the raw-rules and is built to be a more flexible library which requires the user
to give the correct data and do minimal calculations.
cuprate-consensus on the other hand contains multiple tower::Services that handle transaction/block verification as a
whole with a context service that keeps track of blockchain state. cuprate-consensus uses cuprate-consensus-rules internally.
If you are looking to use Monero consensus rules it's recommended you try to integrate cuprate-consensus and fall back
to cuprate-consensus-rules if you need more flexibility.