rpc-client-types: re-export types used in public API and switch to solana-address#7737
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Maybe this needs to be rebased? I don't totally understand the source of the error |
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Similar to anza-xyz/solana-sdk#296
These types are returned or used by public code in solana-rpc-client-types, so re-exporting them adds convenience and helps avoid confusion over version mismatches without increasing the API surface area