pcli: add delegate-many transaction command reading from a CSV file #5002
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Example CSV file: ``` penumbravalid10n2srs5257a6nxq9x3fhcsqyc0wh8q2lp7f80qd7wlmzdm6znypse23mmh,0.123 penumbravalid1aglayhqq2ec5yfgx8ljqrd9ypnma5uu46hsd0d77dakgu4nywuyqk29d0m,0.201 penumbravalid1lr6rqawqmwetsr8dvdefrpeh7zuamj2ka9jgmesn2xxfgf49hsys79rz9j,0.256 ``` Transaction: f7d386906f5fabc88a5eb051d31bfd45cb51049a7f92f231ed33be3ef6314151
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Adds a
pcli tx delegate-manycommand that allows delegations based on a CSV file.Example CSV file:
Transaction: f7d386906f5fabc88a5eb051d31bfd45cb51049a7f92f231ed33be3ef6314151
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