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refactor: handle nonce as incoming string/arraybuf (#611)
Includes: * flexibly handling normcore-json or dag-json, but more flexible for the former. * will cbor cid Nonce as String if it came in that way or bytes. * cbor as input over the websocket listeners (vs just json). * Additional testing across the board, including with cbor.
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