Change CashIssueFlow to always issue to ourselves, and require the cash is then moved in a separate payment
operation. This more closely models actual operation inside banks, and is a step towards making all move-like
operations go through a uniform verification process.
* Remove IssuerFlow as it is dangerous and its presence in the finance module risks accidental use in non-test code. As written it will issue arbitary amounts of currency on request from any node on the network, with no validation barring that the currency type is valid.
* Unify interface to CashIssueFlow to match the previous IssuerFlow
Correct behaviour of anonymousToParty() in identity API; it previously presumed any Party was a well known
identity, now it tries to look up the well known identity irrespective of whether it's been given a full
party or not.
Allow unique serializer factories to be created per unique set of
WhiteList / Class Loader pair. Remove default consruction of the
SerializerFactory to force use of the FactoryFactory to get the generic
factory and thus access to it's ClassLoader
* flows: Add StackDump, debugStackDump, test (doesnt work)
* Polishing Quasar dump feature, extending it with persisting to a file, adding integration tests
* Addressing review comments
* Addressing 2nd round of review comments
* Refactoring implementation according to Shams suggestion
* Reverting changes and restoring the feature to be the part of the core API
* Switching to ServiceLoader
*Remove dummy public keys in preference for EdDSA keys generated from fixed entropy sources, as a more accurate reflection of real uses. Also eliminates a serialization format issue with dummy keys which would have to be resolved otherwise.
* Remove deprecated 'by' keyword from contracts DSL
* Remove deprecated parts of CordaPluginRegistry
* Merge identity registration of well known and confidential identities
* Move verification logic into PartyAndCertificate from IdentityService
* Add note about why PartyAndCertificate exists
checkSignaturesAreValid() calls TransactionSignature.verify(), which throws InvalidKeyException but
checkSignaturesAreValid() did not indicate it could throw InvalidKeyException.
