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feat!: make peerstore atomic #75
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Instead of having separate books for addresses, protocols etc, just have simple save/merge/patch methods for updating peer data. This means we can update peer data in one call instead of needing to make multiple async calls. Creation of new peer records is now centralised so events can be emitted cleanly and there's no chance of another async call creating the peer record before you so locking can be removed.
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Instead of having separate books for addresses, protocols etc, just have simple save/merge/patch methods for updating peer data.
This means we can update peer data in one call instead of needing to make multiple async calls.