Update docstrings of Storage fields relating to blocks
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* james/mainline/last-block: Add changelog Remove unnecessary clone Update docstrings of Storage fields relating to blocks
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This PR updates some docstrings of fields that relate to blocks, to make it clearer how they are currently used in the code.
storage.last_heightandstorage.last_epochare always to do with the most recently committed block (assuming at least one block has been committed). Which block other block-related fields are concerned with depends on the stage of ABCI the shell is in. e.g.storage.block.heightis the next block to be committed duringFinalizeBlockandCommit, but otherwise is the same asstorage.last_height.We could probably at some point get rid of either
storage.block.height/storage.block.epochorstorage.last_block/storage.last_epochand just use one or the other, to simplify things.