Greatly reduce size on stack of addr tables#510
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Limited systems, or otherwise conserative operating systems, may limit the stack size of the thread that the node operates on. Most light clients will not store more than a few hundred peers and even fewer will have tried more than a handful during any given sync session. This reduces the stack size of the table to a far more conservative size so as to avoid a stack overflow.
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Closes #509
Limited systems, or otherwise conserative operating systems, may limit the stack size of the thread that the node operates on. Most light clients will not store more than a few hundred peers and even fewer will have tried more than a handful during any given sync session. This reduces the stack size of the table to a far more conservative size so as to avoid a stack overflow.