Receive call tree after execution #275
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September 25, 2023 23:42
We remove an allocation and have the tree iterate over references instead of copying elements around.
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Adds the call tree to the receipt of a call, allowing the host to understand which contract spent how much gas during the total execution. This tree can be iterated through, yielding
CallTreeElemwhich contain various information about the call that was made. This also means code can be written downstream that branches on what each contract spent.Resolves: #206