Use multiple threads in CLI debug_account_versions and debug_unconfirmed_frontiers #2950
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Co-Authored-By: Wesley Shillingford <650038+wezrule@users.noreply.github.com>
- Use parallel table traversal for frontiers and pending - Merge sets to do a single lookup of opened accounts - Change to boost::unordered_set and unordered_map for performance in very large containers
ledger::unconfirmed_frontiers now traverses the accounts table in parallel. The frontiers table is not traversed sequentially anymore, but this still results in a speed up.
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Comparisons in different systems (cold and warm) are appreciated