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### Added
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- Add `stackerdb_timeout_secs` to miner config for limiting duration of StackerDB HTTP requests.
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- When determining a global transaction replay set, the state evaluator now uses a longest-common-prefix algorithm to find a replay set in the case where a single replay set has less than 70% of signer weight.
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- New endpoint /v3/tenures/blocks/ allowing retrieving the list of stacks blocks from a burn block
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- Creates epoch 3.3 and costs-4 in preparation for a hardfork to activate Clarity 4
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- Adds support for new Clarity 4 builtins (not activated until epoch 3.3):
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-`contract-hash?`
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### Changed
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- Clarity errors pertaining to syntax binding errors have been made more
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expressive (#6337)
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- Removed affirmation maps logic throughout, upgrading chainstate DB schema to 11 and burnchain DB schema to 3 (#6314)
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## [3.2.0.0.1]
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- Adds node-config-docsgen to automatically create config documentation (#6227)
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This example demonstrates how to construct a complex Clarity `(tuple)` and serialize it to its hexadecimal string representation, which is suitable for use as a transaction argument.
This example shows the reverse process: taking a hex string and deserializing it into a structured `Value` object, while validating it against an expected type.
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