Prepare pallets for async backing #468
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What?
Introduces
BlockNumberProvidertype for palletsWhy?
So that we can use a more reliable, consistent notion of block number, since with async backing system block number becomes nondeterministic
How?
Relay chain's block number is used where possible, i.e funding, linear-release, and we rely on system block number in other cases
Testing?
Changes were made to
Instantiatorso that it works for both integration and unit tests, since now integration tests Runtime uses relay chain's block number instead of chain'sScreenshots (optional)
Anything Else?
#469