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// Copyright 2019. The Tari Project
//
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use crate::;
use Digest;
use ;
pub type PrunedMmr<D> = ;
pub type PrunedMutableMmr<D> = ;
/// Create a pruned Merkle Mountain Range from the provided MMR. Pruning entails throwing all the hashes of the
/// pruned MMR away, except for the current peaks. A new MMR instance is returned that allows you to continue
/// adding onto the MMR as before. Most functions of the pruned MMR will work as expected, but obviously, any
/// leaf hashes prior to the base point won't be available. `get_leaf_hash` will return `None` for those nodes, and
/// `validate` will throw an error.
/// A convenience function in the same vein as [prune_mmr], but applied to `MutableMmr` instances.
/// `calculate_mmr_root`` takes an MMR instance and efficiently calculates the new MMR root by applying the given
/// additions to calculate a new MMR root without changing the original MMR.
///
/// This is done by creating a memory-backed sparse (pruned) copy of the original MMR, applying the changes and then
/// calculating a new root.
///
/// # Parameters
/// * `src`: A reference to the original MMR
/// * `additions`: A vector of leaf node hashes to append to the MMR
/// * `deletions`: A vector of leaf node _indices_ that will be marked as deleted.
///
/// # Returns
/// The new MMR root as a result of applying the given changes