[Net_processing] Do not log "notfound" msg as unknown. #2676
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Also move the enum to the top, and remove a deceptive TODO comment. Adaptation of btc@2c09a5209ab00573a2422e1e65c437a6e2f59624
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Grouped few findings that discovered testing #2659.
The "not found" message is not being processed properly. Logging an unnecessary "unknown message type" error.
It become even more evident syncing a peer running 2659 from a normal network peer, because of the non-updated peer blockage from relaying budget items that described there (the
ClearSeenbug..).Then some extra refactoring, removing unneeded chain height argument in
PushTierTwoGetDataRequestand adapted 2c09a52 to our sources as well.