Update EIP-7685: change requests hash to flat hash #8854
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There is no need to create a tree hash over the requests, since proofs related to requests will be made over the CL block. The EL block body stores unvalidated requests and will never be used for proofs. Removing the tree hash simplifies things.
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This makes sense to me in general. We won't be seeing light client proofs against this data as it will be included natively in the CL. |
This was referenced Sep 4, 2024
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Moreover, we have requests data in logs lightclient/sys-asm#17 |
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There is no need to create a tree hash over the requests, since proofs related to requests will be made over the CL block. The EL block body stores unvalidated requests and will never be used for proofs. Removing the tree hash simplifies things.