TECH-631: Atomic C-Chain txs on the cblocks query#31
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Description
This PR adds the atomic c-chain txs on the c-blocks query response in order to be visible in the block explorer's c-chain view.
These txs are also taken into account by the aggregation calculations.
Changes
cvm_transactions_atomictable, in order to be consistent with thecvm_transactions_txdatatable.Example
Block explorer showing an import tx:
Remarks
By clicking the txID or the avax address (
FromorToaddress, depends on if the tx is an import or an export ones) of this tx,we reach empty tables. For the time being these fields could become unclickable from the block explorer because this functionality is out of scope for this PR and needs further refinement.