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test: cover historical Leios EB reacquisition - #3844
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Record a payment-bearing certified EB in immutable SQLite storage. Reset the disposable non-producer database while retaining peer history and keeping the firehose submission node online. Require historical acquisition traces, matching stored bytes, and known payment outputs after bounded catch-up. Preserve the original database as an artifact, supporting cross-filesystem backup moves.
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Record a payment-bearing certified EB in immutable SQLite storage. Reset the disposable non-producer database while retaining peer history and keeping the firehose submission node online.
Require historical acquisition traces, matching stored bytes, and known payment outputs after bounded catch-up. Preserve the original database as an artifact, supporting cross-filesystem backup moves.