cuprated: move SyncerHandle to BlockchainInterface#626
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What
moves SyncerHandle to be accessable from BlockchainInterfac
Why
Symmetry. Syncer is spawned by the blockchain module, so it makes sense for it's handle to join the rest of the blockchain handle crew. Same way how
syncer.rsis located inblockchain/Where
cupratedHow
clone SyncerHandle into BlockchainInterface at construction and remove the field from Node. Embedders now should call
node.blockchain.syncer()to get a clone of the handle. Longer but reads nicer too imo