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Add eth_config (EIP-7910) to the eth method spec - #277
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eth_config(EIP-7910) topkg/methods/specs/eth-json-rpc.json.The method takes no parameters and returns the fork configuration the client is running with:
current,nextandlastforks, each withactivationTime,chainId,forkId,blobSchedule,precompilesandsystemContracts. It is used to check that a node is configured for an upcoming hard fork.Current reth, geth and erigon releases serve it, and their responses on Ethereum mainnet are identical. Clients that do not implement it answer
-32601and are handled by the usual method-availability path, same as any other method in the spec.go test ./pkg/methods/...passes.