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Add denylist to cli and jsonrpc #1742
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Based on a request from the community, this change adds basic denylist functionality to the cli and jsonrpc endpoint. Supported methods are:
denylist statuswhich returns whether a denylist is loaded and if so which versiondenylist check <address>which returns whether or not the provided hotspot address is on the loaded list; will return true/false only if denylist is loaded and error if the address is not a valid b58 hotspot address