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PyQt translates python integers to signed 32 bits int when emitting a `int` in a signal. Make the signal emit a generic object instead, to avoid an integer overflow. This signal is emitted infrequently, when the user loads a proof, loads coins or deletes coin from a proof, so there should be no significant performance impact here. This issue was seen before in the selected amount tool: https://github.com/Bitcoin-ABC/ElectrumABC/pull/291

PyQt translates python integers to signed 32 bits int when emitting a `int` in a signal. We need to specifically emit a 64 bit integer. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtglobal.html#quint64-typedef Also apply the same fix to the two signals that I previously fixed in a different way (with a larger performance overhead) in https://github.com/Bitcoin-ABC/ElectrumABC/pull/291

PyQt translates python integers to signed 32 bits int when emitting a `int` in a signal. Make the signal emit a generic object instead, to avoid an integer overflow. This signal is emitted infrequently, We need to specifically emit a 64 bit integer. when the user loads a proof, loads coins or deletes coin from a proof, so there should be no significant performance impact here. This issue was seen before in the selected amount tool:See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtglobal.html#quint64-typedef Also apply the same fix to the two signals that I previously fixed in a different way (with a larger performance overhead) in https://github.com/Bitcoin-ABC/ElectrumABC/pull/291