Compute mint rent exemption dynamically in JS client#134
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Nice! Definitely agree with using the Kit function wherever we need a rent value synchronously.
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This PR uses the new synchronous
getMinimumBalanceForRentExemptionfunction from@solana/kitto compute the rent of the new mint account without having to make an RPC call.This is equivalent to the previous hardcoded solution except that, when these computations will change, we'll only need to change that in one place.