Induce state and storage leaf removal for testing purposes #18
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Reference: cerc-io/tx-spammer#18
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This and https://github.com/cerc-io/tx-spammer/issues/17 are two edge case scenarios that often cause unexpected/confusing bugs/issues.
This is easy enough to induce at both the state and storage levels:
For state (and storage), we can write a contract that can self destruct.
For storage, we should be able to do this already by calling the
Put
method with empty values.