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inherent disputes: remove per block initializer and disputes timeout event (#6937)

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* Limit disputes weight and remove initializer code

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* const

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* remove timeout test

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* review feedback #1

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* Remove the new weight limiting for disputes

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* cargo lock

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* Remove dispute_conclusion_by_time_out_period

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* Enable migrations

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* Update guide

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* Fix comment

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* More guide fixes

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* Also migrate pending configs

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* fix build

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* fix test

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@@ -62,6 +62,6 @@ Validators are rewarded for providing statements to the chain as well as for par
## Dispute Conclusion
Disputes, roughly, are over when one side reaches a ⅔ supermajority. They may also conclude after a timeout, without either side witnessing supermajority, which will only happen if the majority of validators are unable to vote for some reason. Furthermore, disputes on-chain will stay open for some fixed amount of time even after concluding, to accept new votes.
Disputes, roughly, are over when one side reaches a ⅔ supermajority. They may also never conclude without either side witnessing supermajority, which will only happen if the majority of validators are unable to vote for some reason. Furthermore, disputes on-chain will stay open for some fixed amount of time even after concluding, to accept new votes.
Late votes, after the dispute already reached a ⅔ supermajority, must be rewarded (albeit a smaller amount) as well.