Deprecate comment_name_list from db - #63
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A followup from #59
There we separate hex_view from the database,
here we stop serializing comment_name_list to the database, since it can be recovered from comments map only.
Old database files can still be read by newer version of the cli, but newer DBs will not be able to be read by older cli versions.
I think this is an OK trade-off, people wont loose their work when upgrading (since they can still read it with the newer version)
and if they receive a db from someone that has a newer version (I don't imagine this being common), they can just update their CLI to read the file.