Remove support for splicing without quiescence #2922
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We initially supported splicing with a poor man's quiescence, where we allowed splice messages if the commitments were already quiescent. We've shipped support for quiescence since then, which means that new even nodes relying on experimental splicing should support quiescence. We can thus remove support for the non-quiescent version.
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We initially supported splicing with a poor man's quiescence, where we allowed splice messages if the commitments were already quiescent.
We've shipped support for quiescence since then, which means that new even nodes relying on experimental splicing should support quiescence. We can thus remove support for the non-quiescent version.
This has been extracted from #2887.