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conformance: shim SolDB dropping the resources stamp - #407
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SolDB rebuilds a bare resources object from only `compilation`, `types` and `pointers`, so it drops the `ethdebug` stamp that solc now emits. The SolDB resources test compares against solc's resources without the stamp, and a tripwire fails once SolDB keeps it. The conformance README now describes how the tests handle a divergence between the format and a tool. Refs #406
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Stacked on #405. SolDB drops the
ethdebugstamp from the resources object it reads (#406), so the SolDB resources test now compares against solc's resources without the stamp, with a tripwire that fails once SolDB keeps it. The conformance README now describes this process for any divergence between the format and a tool.