Accept input or data for transaction request payloads
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`eth_call` and `eth_estimateGas` now accept `input` as well as `data`. If both fields are passed, we expect them to have the same value and return an error if not.
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eth_callandeth_estimateGasnow acceptinputas well asdata. If both fields are passed, we expect them to have the same value and return an error if not.