Automatically commit reference block after fork mode initialization #898
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Closes #899
Description
When fork mode is initialized, the emulator now automatically commits an initial empty block to provide a valid reference block ID for transactions. This eliminates the need for users to manually call ExecuteAndCommitBlock() before submitting transactions.
Previously, fork mode would initialize but leave the emulator in a state where it couldn't accept transactions until a reference block was manually committed. Tests had to work around this by explicitly committing a block.
Changes:
Fixes the issue where forked emulators were not immediately ready to accept transactions.
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