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fix: use actual address size for min value computation
OutputValidator.validateOutput used a stub shelley address, which computed an invalid minimum coin quantity for outputs to Byron address that are larger in bytes, therefore actually requiring more coins than computed
in order to make tests more readable, e.g. 'it validates' vs 'it output validator validates'
minimum coin quantity depends on type of address (Byron addresses are larger) validating a Value without knowing an address is prone to bugs, where one might assume that it's a Shelley address. If that is in fact what is needed, then it's better to explicitly use some stub address.
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chore: update pbkdf2 package to v3.1.3