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toRlp is a function that takes a hex value or byte array as input and returns a Recursive-Length Prefix (RLP) encoded value. RLP is a method of encoding binary data in a compact format, where the length of the data is encoded recursively.
The function accepts two parameters: value and to. The value parameter can be either a hex string or a byte array, and represents the data to be encoded. The to parameter is an optional string that specifies the output format. If to is not provided, the default output format is a hex string.
If to is set to "bytes", the function returns a byte array representing the RLP-encoded data. Otherwise, it returns a hex string representing the RLP-encoded data.
Here are some examples of using toRlp: