use const +/- 1 in tests for better robustness

include leading char, use ... not .

In D18591#424442, @Fabien wrote:

Let's bring more people into this format discussion. This shouldn't prevent the refactor from happening so maybe you want to first keep the format then update in another diff.

My personal opinion:

• The removal of the initial q (or p) makes it more difficult to parse, you're not supposed to know it always starts with the same letter because of your wallet decisions
• The change from ... to . as a separator is confusing, now it looks like an url. It will also conflict with the alias like foo.xec is not an address starting with foo and ending with xec

more const implementation

implement the const

better validation for cashtab fee setting

Newline nit

why rust + wasm and not just ts? is it easier / more direct to recreate the c++ code / tests in rust?

This diff is taking places where we already abbreviate the address in Cashtab and standardizing that abbreviation.

remove the slice previews from Wallets screen, implement on Receive

implement the new standard function in wallet naming

ok makes sense. will think about this.

In D18591#424226, @Fabien wrote:

I still don't understand what problem this solves. Imo this is just more confusing than before.

It matches the API used by other apps.

Which other app does this ?

use the right slice, update tests

1,3 not 0,2 for slice, updating tests

extend application, also use preview fns for other currently-abbreviated strings

clean up function doc, remove needless complication

We may end up taking this approach. But, first will look at handling this entirely within the ecash-agora library.

remove buried refs to old system from readme, rebase

@bot preview-e.cash

@bot preview-e.cash

it's nice to find this out but the solution is not to downgrade the node version.

not clear why this is necessary.

build lint issue

@bot preview-e.cash

rebase

In D18557#423191, @Fabien wrote:

Isn't it worth adding a new action instead ? At least that will make for a cleaner interface