fix: remove first nullifier emitted in txe #12360
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| #[test] | ||
| unconstrained fn nullifier_inclusion() { | ||
| let (env) = test::create_note_and_nullify_it(); | ||
| let mut env = TestEnvironment::new(); |
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As @benesjan pointed out in #12215, the approach to use a deterministic nullifier emitted by the TXe was extremely brittle, and should be changed. I looked and found it was actually possible to emit an arbitrary nullifier (albeit through a bit obscure of an oracle), and have adapted the tests to use this oracle.