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Add optional check when starting engine about correctness of last commitment and ledger state #803
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This PR is supposed to cover two issues: #707 and #708
Upon starting an engine, and loading data into storage, it optionally triggers the check of the commitment and the ledger state. Once triggered, it then verifies the ledger state against the commitment and recomputes the latest commitment to ensure that the commitment fields correspond to the commitment ID.
It requires accessing the roots of the latest commitment, so when creating a snapshot for a certain slot, we additionally store all the roots of the respective commitment (unless the genesis slot). When loading a snapshot, we additionally import the roots (unless the genesis slot).
One suite test is included to check the correctness of the whole logic.