build(deps): bump github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go from 0.78.3 to 0.98.2

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Bumps github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go from 0.78.3 to 0.98.2.

Release notes

Sourced from github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go's releases.

Karstification

We've decided to release one more 3.1.0-compatible version bringing all of the new features and bug fixes made (along with complete support for Windows platform) before going into full 3.2.0 compatibility. It's important for us to give you more stable and flexible environment for the ongoing hackathon. Contract bindings generator might be very useful for anyone operating with already deployed contracts written in other languages, while the node itself can now be configured for lightweight operation, keeping only the data relevant for the past MaxTraceableBlocks, no more and no less. Current public networks don't benefit from it yet with their large MaxTraceableBlocks setting, but they're growing every day and it's just a matter of time when this feature will start making a difference. And sorry, but this release is again faster than the previous one.

We recommend updating, but if your node is not public and you don't specifically want to play with new things brought by it you might as well wait for the next one. It requires resynchronization and 0.99.0 will do too because of planned protocol changes.

New features:

• protocol extension allowing to change the number of validators in existing network (#2334)
• MPT garbage collection mechanism allowing to store a set of latest MPTs, RemoveUntraceableBlocks setting now activates it by default unless KeepOnlyLatestState is used (#2354, #2360)
• NEP-11/NEP-17 transfer data garbage collection (#2363)
• Go bindings generator based on contract manifests (#2349, #2359)

Behavior changes:

• some RPC client functions for divisible NEP-11 changed signatures using slice of bytes now instead of strings for IDs (#2351)
• heavily refactored storage and dao package interfaces (#2364, #2366)
• support for Go 1.18 added, 1.15 dropped (#2369)

Improvements:

• additional CLI tests (#2341)
• defer statement is now compiled more effectively (#2345)
• defer statement can be used in conditional branches now (#2348)
• new tests for divisible NEP-11 contract (#2351)
• all tests failing on Windows platform are fixed (#2353)
• RPC functions now accept integers larger than 2^64 from strings (#2356)
• 10-35%% improvement in bulk block processing speed (node synchronization) depending on machine and configuration (#2364)
• reworked VM CLI fixing Windows incompatibility and UTF-8 bugs (#2365)
• incompletely signed transaction JSONs now also contain hash (#2368)
• RPC clients can now safely be used from multiple threads (#2367)
• additional tests for node startup sequences (#2370)
• customizable notary service fee for Notary extension (#2378)
• signers passed into RPC methods can now contain rules (#2384)
• compiler tests now take less time (#2382)
• some fuzzing tests added (#2399)

Bugs fixed:

• test execution result wasn't checked for CLI invocations that saved transaction into file (#2341)
• exception stack wasn't properly cleared during CALL processing in VM (#2348)
• incorrect contract used in RPC client's GetOraclePrice (#2378)
• oracle service could be tricked by redirects into going to local hosts when this was disabled (#2383)
• invoke* RPC functions could be used to trigger OOM with specially crafted scripts (#2386)
• some edge-cased integer conversions were not exactly matching the behavior of C# node in VM (#2391)
• HASKEY instruction wasn't working for byte arrays (#2391)
• specially-crafterd JSONPath filters for oracle requests could trigger OOM (#2372)
• ENDFINALLY opcode before ENDTRY could lead to VM panic (#2396)
• IsScriptCorrect function could panic on specially-crafted inputs (#2397)

Immunization

Bug fixes, interesting optimizations, divisible NEP-11 example and a big compiler update --- everything you wanted to find in this NeoGo update. It requires chain resynchronization, but this resynchronization will be faster than ever.

One thing should also be noted, even though this release is 3.1.0-compatible, it is known to have a different state for testnet after block 975644, but it's not a NeoGo fault, it'll be fixed in the next C# node release. The root cause is well-known and is not considered to be critical compatibility-wise.

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Changelog

Sourced from github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go's changelog.

0.98.2 "Karstification" (21 Mar 2022)

We've decided to release one more 3.1.0-compatible version bringing all of the new features and bug fixes (along with complete support for Windows platform) made before going into full 3.2.0 compatibility. It's important for us to give you more stable and flexible environment for the ongoing hackathon. Contract bindings generator might be very useful for anyone operating with already deployed contracts written in other languages, while the node itself can now be configured for lightweight operation, keeping only the data relevant for the past MaxTraceableBlocks, no more and no less. Current public networks don't benefit from it yet with their large MaxTraceableBlocks setting, but they're growing every day and it's just a matter of time when this feature will start making a difference. And sorry, but this release is again faster than the previous one.

We recommend updating, but if your node is not public and you don't specifically want to play with new things brought by it you might as well wait for the next one. It requires resynchronization and 0.99.0 will do too because of planned protocol changes.

New features:

• protocol extension allowing to change the number of validators in existing network (#2334)
• MPT garbage collection mechanism allowing to store a set of latest MPTs, RemoveUntraceableBlocks setting now activates it by default unless KeepOnlyLatestState is used (#2354, #2360)
• NEP-11/NEP-17 transfer data garbage collection (#2363)
• Go bindings generator based on contract manifests (#2349, #2359)

Behavior changes:

• some RPC client functions for divisible NEP-11 changed signatures using slice of bytes now instead of strings for IDs (#2351)
• heavily refactored storage and dao package interfaces (#2364, #2366)
• support for Go 1.18 added, 1.15 dropped (#2369)

Improvements:

• additional CLI tests (#2341)
• defer statement is now compiled more effectively (#2345)
• defer statement can be used in conditional branches now (#2348)
• new tests for divisible NEP-11 contract (#2351)
• all tests failing on Windows platform are fixed (#2353)
• RPC functions now accept integers larger than 2^64 from strings (#2356)
• 10-35%% improvement in bulk block processing speed (node synchronization) depending on machine and configuration (#2364)
• reworked VM CLI fixing Windows incompatibility and UTF-8 bugs (#2365)
• incompletely signed transaction JSONs now also contain hash (#2368)
• RPC clients can now safely be used from multiple threads (#2367)
• additional tests for node startup sequences (#2370)
• customizable notary service fee for Notary extension (#2378)
• signers passed into RPC methods can now contain rules (#2384)

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Commits

• 66f5ae8 CHANGELOG: release 0.98.2
• 3e3402e Merge pull request #2400 from nspcc-dev/revert-callflags
• e312e26 examples: bump neo-go version for nft-nd-nns
• 25d72db *: update go.sum/go.mod wrt previous change
• 526c423 Revert "interop: use All flags for management deploy and update calls"
• ad1dd3e Merge pull request #2399 from nspcc-dev/fuzz-tests
• 3f65473 vm: add some Fuzz tests
• 906d995 Merge pull request #2369 from nspcc-dev/goshechka
• f6ac8da examples: update neo-go dependency of nft-nd-nns
• 7a8dc11 examples: update dependencies version
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Superseded by #208.