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Display `PeerStanding`'s latest reward & punishment times

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#475 opened on Feb 27, 2025

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Description

The struct PeerStanding records the most recent reward and the most recent punishment. Alongside, it records the time of the respective event. Currently, this timestamp is never used.

Quoting @Sword-Smith, “the timestamp could be very valuable for debugging purposes -- as it allows you to go into the logs and see what caused the negative sanction.” In order to effectively use it,1 the times should be displayed.

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  1. I don't consider digging through some JSON output effective in this context ↩

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Research direction
Locate the PeerStanding struct and its timestamp fields, then add display logic to show them in the appropriate user facing output (e.g., CLI or logs).
Tech stack
rust
Domain
blockchain
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