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Allow single node deployments. #112
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As per issue: Consensys#99 single node deployments may be useful for testing, etc. When setting up the private test contract, use the node key of node1 instead of node2 which does not exist in a single node deployment.
constellation doesn't support sending a private tx to self, as we now allow single node networks, when testing raft constellation use node2 to execute the private / public contract test instead of node1 as the private tx test is always sent to node1.
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As per issue: #99
single node deployments may be useful for testing, etc.
When setting up the private test contract, use the node key of node1
instead of node2 which does not exist in a single node deployment.