beacon/blsync: add finality test case #32228
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This commit adds a comprehensive test case for the finality update functionality in the beacon block sync module. The test verifies: - Chain head events are properly triggered for optimistic updates - Finality information is correctly included in chain head events - The block sync properly handles both optimistic and finality updates The test uses two different blocks to ensure proper event triggering and validates that finalized block hashes are correctly propagated through the chain head event system.
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Summary
Adds a comprehensive test case for finality update functionality in the beacon block sync module.
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TestBlockSyncFinalityfunction to verify finality updatestestHeadTrackerwith finalized field supportValidatedOptimisticandValidatedFinalitymethodsTesting
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