feat(nns): list_neurons supports querying by subaccount #3592
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Why
This allows users who know the subaccounts of their neurons (i.e. they know the nonce and the principal used when the neurons are created) to specify which neurons they would like to list without needing to know the neuron ids (which are generated at random).
What
This adds a new API field to
list_neuronscalledneuron_subaccounts, which works in the same way thatneuron_idsworks. By specifying which subaccounts the user would like to list, they are able to retrieve neurons in the same way that they also can provide neuron ids. Both of these are compatible, and in the case of overlaps, no duplicates are returned.