Use fixed-length address as object owner #457
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This PR is the first step towards #318: Object owner should be a fixed length address, instead of
Authenticator.This PR sets object owner to be
SuiAddress, and change everywhere else to make the code compile.To minimize the changes in this PR, a lot of work are left out to future PRs, including:
Authenticator, which needs to be extended to support different signing schemesSuiAddressandPublicKeyBytesas they are different concept.