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Andrew Chow e0a70c5b4f
Merge bitcoin/bitcoin#27605: refactor: Replace global find_value function with UniValue::find_value method
fa266c4bbf564308ddbc12653527226506902084 Temporarily work around gcc-13 warning bug in interfaces_tests (MarcoFalke)
fa28850562bda0c2049aaff42103dfa6f05395dc Fix clang-tidy performance-unnecessary-copy-initialization warnings (MarcoFalke)
faaa60a30e7738a1490c9c2bb8963420f53c7f2d Remove unused find_value global function (MarcoFalke)
fa422aeec2909df0151177816dc1ff5eb5a1fbab scripted-diff: Use UniValue::find_value method (MarcoFalke)
fa548ac872c094edc94c2afda5cc9b0d84f73af0 Add UniValue::find_value method (MarcoFalke)

Pull request description:

  The global function has issues:

  * It causes gcc-13 warnings, see https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/26926
  * There is no rationale for it being a global function, when it acts like a member function
  * `performance-unnecessary-copy-initialization` clang-tidy isn't run on it

  Fix all issues by making it a member function.

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