Add a function to inherit the recording auth settings when switching to recording mode #1495
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…to recording mode. This is necessarily for the test utilities that snapshot the auth manager and unconditionally switch to recording mode (such as helpers for deploying the contracts). Previously we just disallowed non-root auth because that didn't matter, but with the constructors it does matter.
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What
Add a function to inherit the recording auth settings when switching to recording mode.
Why
This is necessarily for the test utilities that snapshot the auth manager and unconditionally switch to recording mode (such as helpers for deploying the contracts). Previously we just disallowed non-root auth because that didn't matter, but with the constructors it does matter.
Known limitations
N/A