fix: handle case when tally is equal in common_highest_checkpoint#1239
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What was wrong?
When comparing checkpoints from peers. We tally peers but in case of a tie, we should choose the checkpoint with the highest slot.
This should fix the late joiner test on Devnet3.
How was it fixed?
I initially expanded the if statement which looked a little ugly to read and found a clean way to do the loop.
Tuples in Rust are compared left to right so it's equivalent to the above loop.
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