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Use a non-pubkey-associated node counter for blinded recipients
When routing, we have to assign a node counter for the recipient.
When searching for a path to a blinded recipient, we do this by
assigning a node counter to a NUMS pubkey. This should be fine as
there is no known private key corresponding to this NUMS point,
and thus no first-hop or network graph nodes can appear for the
same pubkey.
However, this can fail in fuzzing as the fuzzer can forge valid
signatures for the NUMS pubkey. Thus, here, we adapt the node
counter allocation to issue a node counter without a corresponding
public key when paying to a blinded path.
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