Add rpcs flag which uses random backend when sending rpc requests#59
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Add rpcs flag which uses random backend when sending rpc requests#59mininny wants to merge 1 commit intoMariusVanDerWijden:masterfrom
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This PR adds new
rpcsflag which allows you to specify multiple rpc backends. When sending transactions, a random backend from these rpcs will be selected to send transaction to. This will reduce the amount of requests sent to a single backend when fuzzing a lot of transactions.This change is backwards compatible with the existing
rpcflag, but will userpcsif both is specified.Please let me know if there's any concerns you have with this change or need some improvements :)