I published a version of Mempool here that adds a bunch of BIP-110 specific visualizations. It is built for Start9 (if you don’t have a Start9 server and have some dev skills or can work with an LLM, the upstream source code is at this repo here). Be sure to verify the .s9pk package (Sparrow makes that easy) before side-loading it on your server via System > Sideload a Service
It highlights blocks in orange that would violate the BIP-110 rules if the soft fork were active today, and shows a visual of what percentage of the block space was consumed by garbage, and shows a count of garbage transactions. The goggles are updated to have filters for BIP-110 specific rule violations, and the transaction details shows which specific rules were violated.
There is also a visualization (though you probably won’t see it for a while) for when a block is tagged with the miner signalling for BIP110. If you are curious, that will look like this once those start showing up on the chain (this is a faked one that I used for debugging):
