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Critical Bitcoin Lightning bugs exposed nodes to fund theft and restart failure

Critical Bitcoin Lightning bugs exposed nodes to fund theft and restart failureWorldPing

LDK v0.2.6 addresses small splice-related fund losses and a payment-handling flaw that could prevent saved channel state from loading.

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