This makes the comet mining code actually work. You can now run
king with `new --comet` to mine a new comet and get it on the
network. Mining appears to be significantly faster; I've had to
wait up to 20 minutes with vere, but I've never needed to wait more
than 30 seconds with king.
This changes Pass to decode the Ed.Point directly in the type,
instead of having the packed Atom representation or raw ByteStrings.
Added conversion quickchecks and also decoded data off the Ethereum
contracts.
Also prints the name of the ship you're trying to boot, along with
whether its a fake or not. Also fixes a regression where we were
trying to acquire a lockfile before the pier directory was created.
Use the terminal-progress-bar package to display a progress bar
during replay, when there are jobs that need to be replayed. Bumps
the lts resolver so we get access to this package.
Using websockets because it would be nice to eventually have a terminal
in the Electron client.
This is prototype-quality code. Using the built-in client/server from the
`websockets` package, but that's just for testing.
Joe told me to look at the Jaque terminal and I just did. That uses
the Lanterna Java library to handle terminal output. Joe then suggested
that I move the entire system here to curses or another similar library.
