Added setrampayer and logrampayer actions#57
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Adds a standalone action that lets the current owner of an asset take over responsibility for that asset's RAM cost.
Today an asset's
ram_payeris fixed to theauthorized_minterat mint time and is only ever rewritten as a side effect ofsetassetdata- which was just a side effect of its main purpose. There is no way for the account that actually holds an asset to assume its RAM cost.setrampayercloses that gap by exposing the existing re-bill mechanic(modifywith a new payer, assetassetdataalready does at line 663) as a small, owner-callable action.Purely additive — two new actions, no changes to existing actions, tables, or storage layout. The ABI change appends new action definitions only, so existing callers and indexers are unaffected. A Ricardian clause for setrampayer is included.