runtime: constrain ticks_per_slot in block harness #7374
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- Fixes bug where slots_per_year parameter differs between bank and genesis config (U.B. in the SVM) - Fixes bug where slots_per_year is taken from epoch context even though it can be fully derived from genesis config - Constrains ticks_per_slot (a hardcoded genesis parameter) to reasonable values, which would otherwise cause invalid floating points (denormals, infinite values) in epoch bounaries
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and genesis config (U.B. in the SVM)
though it can be fully derived from genesis config
reasonable values, which would otherwise cause invalid floating
points (denormals, infinite values) in epoch bounaries