News346: correct waitNext() fee_threshold / MAX_MONEY description

[Bartok9]

News #346 said waitNext() returns when mempool fees rise "above MAX_MONEY". That is wrong: fee_threshold defaults to MAX_MONEY and that default skips the fee check so the wait is tip-change (or timeout) only. Callers who want fee-triggered updates set a lower threshold.

Closes #2591.

English only; translations of #346 can follow.

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[stickies-v]

@bitschmidty what's the policy on AI contributions? would rather use my own AI than talk to someone else's. can I close this?

[Bartok9]

Hi @stickies-v — happy to clarify, and no worries at all if you'd rather carry it yourself. This edit is AI-assisted but human-reviewed; the underlying catch (the waitNext() fee_threshold / MAX_MONEY description) is a small factual correction to the news summary. Totally fine by me if you'd prefer to fold it into your own workflow and close this — the goal is just getting the description right. Whatever's least friction for you.

[bitschmidty]

@bitschmidty what's the policy on AI contributions? would rather use my own AI than talk to someone else's. can I close this?

I dont think Optech has any such policy at the moment. I personally find these AI PRs harder to parse and review due to the verbosity.

Tagging @Gustavojfe as well since he was the original author of this specific item.

[Bartok9]

Understood, and point taken on verbosity — I'll keep it terse. In short: the item said waitNext() returns when fees drop below a threshold, but it actually returns when the total available fees reach fee_threshold (defaulting to MAX_MONEY), so the one-liner fix corrects that direction. Happy to defer to @Gustavojfe as original author — fold it in or close, whatever's least friction.