all: cross fork monolith-types #9
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Support type systems that have monolith types in them (i.e. when one type is used to encode/decode across multiple forks with different schema definitions). This is probably not needed for new code bases, but for existing ones like go-ethereum with it's monolith types, it helps to avoid adapters.
The PR defines all the forks that have happened on Ethereum mainnet and allows SSZ types to introspect the current fork context during encoding/decoding/hashing/sizing. The code generator also supports precomputing sizes across all forks.