Explicitly drops support for hex-encoded contract IDs. #117
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This is related to stellar/js-stellar-base#650, which fully drops support for the now-deprecated hex encoding method for contracts. The SEP-23 strkey format is mandatory, now. You can migrate as such:
To enforce this, we also upgraded
stellar-base.