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Mark Tyneway authored
Every sentinel contract should have null values in their storage to make them unusable. Sometimes there are constraints on what these values can be in the initializer and they cannot be exactly 0 but must be close enough to make the contract useless. This commit updates the startBlock number so that it is not 0 because if it is 0 then it will be set to `block.number` which is not what we want.
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