[ETCM-631] Create peerId from node's public key#957
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Description
The node's public key is encoded in the username part of ts URI.
enode://pubkey@ip:portThis PR makes use of this node Id to derive a PeerId
Proposed Solution
Currently, a PeerId is created from the
PeerActor's path. This is changed to create a Peer Id from the Node's pub key.Important Changes Introduced
PeerId is unknown for nodes that are not yet handshaked. Currently, they are named
PendingPeers.See: PeerManagerActor and ConnectedPeers.
Pending peers were stored using Id derived from PeerActor path until successfully handshaked.
Testing
Unit tests and it tests