After the HF26 update on HIVE blockchain, please welcome the Direct RC delegation tool !

Hey everyone, first of all... that was a ride! HF26 is right around the corner, with lots of anticipated new features. But one thing that made me quite sad was the deprecation of RC Pools in favour of direct RC delegations, while this is much more simpler, potential ways to utilize RC pools were left with very hard-to-handle RC delegations. So I wrote @rc-angel to make it a lot easier!

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