fix: support transaction v1 RPC reads - #85
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Summary
This updates transaction read paths to support Solana transaction v1.
maxSupportedTransactionVersion: 1inparseAnchorTransactionEventsmaxSupportedTransactionVersion: 1indecodeAnchorTransactionmaxSupportedTransactionVersion: 1ingetLogs@solana/web3.jsfrom^1.98.0to^1.99.0Without these changes, the affected RPC reads are limited to transaction version 0.
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npm ci --ignore-scriptson Node 21.7.3npm run buildpassesgit diff --checkpassesI am not reporting the local integration suite as passing. In this environment, the repository's
test:ciinvocation also fails on an unmodified checkout ofmain. Running the compiled tests directly produced the same failure signature on both the unmodified baseline and this branch, so no patch-specific regression was observed locally.