RSKIP-213 (Simple Transaction Versioning System): set status to Withdrawn - #655
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Align frontmatter, body table and README index to Withdrawn, and add a superseded-by note pointing to RSKIP-543: no trace in Transaction.java's RLP encode/decode and no ConsensusRule flag; RSKIP-543 cites RSKIP-213 as a prior versioning attempt that did not ship.
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Sets RSKIP-213's status to Withdrawn in the frontmatter, the body table and the README index, and adds a superseded-by note pointing to RSKIP-543 (same convention as RSKIP-4's). The proposed transaction versioning never shipped —
Transaction.javacarries no trace of it in RLP encode/decode and there is no ConsensusRule flag — and it was superseded by RSKIP-543, which cites RSKIP-213 as a prior versioning attempt that did not ship.