[mordamax]

Lets hosts and tools take a network's dotNS contracts from its Trinity stack descriptor, such as dotns.storeFactory on previewnet, instead of a copy per network or reads from Asset Hub.

• The descriptor now carries dotns: each dotNS contract by its DotnsConstants key, lowercase, plus protocolRegistry for the registry itself.
• A genesis previewnet takes the addresses from the bin/dotns-addresses.json that ppn fetch takes from the dotns release, leaving out contracts without a key, such as the store beacons and the flat pricing contract.
• A fork takes the keys from its source's descriptor at stack.pointer and each address from its own registry's get(key), so a key rewired since the bite shows what the fork actually runs.
• A key the fork's registry does not hold, such as a release's multicall3, keeps the source's address.
• While the source descriptor or eth-rpc does not answer, a fork publishes no dotns and the writer tries again in 30 seconds.
• paseo-next-v2 and devnet forks now publish a descriptor, with stack.tld and stack.pointer pointing at https://stack-paseo-next.parity-testnet.parity.io/.well-known/trinity-stack.json and https://stack.api.polkadotcommunity.foundation/.well-known/trinity-stack.json.
• @parity/trinity-stack moves to 0.2.0, which defines the field: feat(trinity-stack): state dotNS addresses in the descriptor trinity-user-agents#1803

Part of paritytech/trinity-user-agents#1312

[socket-security]

Review the following changes in direct dependencies. Learn more about Socket for GitHub.

Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	@​parity/​trinity-stack@​0.1.0 ⏵ 0.2.0	+1		+13	+9

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