Commits on Sep 25, 2018

1. Implement EIP-1234 …

   Summary
   =======
   
   This implements EIP-1234 which updates the difficulty calculation and
   the block reward for Constantinople.
   
   More details
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   Thus far we have been using Parity's chain config files to generate
   configuration for a chain. We update those files to include the values
   for Constantinople.
   
   In this change, however, Parity updates not only some values in the json
   configuration but also how they are stored. In particular, the block
   rewards and the bomb delay factor can now be a single value or json
   objects whose key is the block_number of the fork in question and
   the value is the thing looked for. So, for example, we could find this
   in a block_reward,
   
   ```
   block_reward: {
    "0" => 300000000,
    "1700000" => 2000000
   }
   ```
   
   We make updates to our `Chain` module to account for this.
   
   Update ethereum_common_tests
   
   Run generate_state_tests
   
   We update the state tests with tests that are still failing and the
   passing percentages in the main README.
   
   This change also updates chains from parity:
   
   https://github.com/paritytech/parity-ethereum/tree/master/ethcore/res/ethereum

   

   MattMSumner committed Sep 25, 2018
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