[Node] handle full bot start#3512
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| configuration_type: "generic_process", | ||
| } satisfies GenericProcessConfiguration, | ||
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Shouldn't the ref market be a param too alongside id?
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it could but it's just a template here, we just want default values. id is a param to generate a new random id at each call but we don't have this need for ref markets
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fixes many bugs related to process bots, now everything seens to work fine (and is tested)