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feat: auditor sets weights on a block cadence - #38
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- counter-weight is now periodic (~300 blocks), not one-shot per report: a validator must keep setting weights every epoch or vTrust decays - chain.py: get_current_block + blocks_since_weight_set (hotkey -> uid -> blocks_since_last_update) - weights.py: is_weight_set_due + weight_set_interval_blocks (env AUDITOR_WEIGHT_INTERVAL_BLOCKS, default 300) + auditor_hotkey_ss58 - main.py: maybe_counter_weight re-sets from the latest CLEAN epoch's replayed scores when due; runs every --once/--loop tick, decoupled from whether a new report dropped - default 300 blocks clears the subnet weights_rate_limit (~100) - 25 tests: pure cadence decision + orchestration flow (no chain/wallet)
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