Remove decrease availability history when node goes unavailable #603
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Description
When a node goes globally unavailable, it's availability history goes to 0. But, for a node, there is no way to self increase it's availabilty hostory, so from the node itself it's local availability may be to 0.
As we changed previously the way we handle the availability history, decreasing availability when node goeas globally unavailable is not required anymore
Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
Start 2 nodes
Wait them to be authorized
Stop 1 node and wait it to be globally unavailable
Restart it just before a beacon summary time
On the next self repair the node should be globally unavailable and locally available for itself
Checklist:
Epic: #321