> to support your new version of Bitcoin
You mean the version of Bitcoin pre-2023? Because this is what BIP-110 essentially does - it brings Bitcoin back to an older more sane state (not captured by a rogue dev team and institutional capital).
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So if a miner runs pre-2023 code and gets a transaction with large OP_RETURN data directly, the mined block will be valid?
I mean you could rephrase the whole thing as "Miners who refuse to fix the historical bug described in BIP110" instead of "Miners stopping mining Bitcoin".