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Increase the GasLimit to 32000000 #2490

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@eljobe eljobe commented Jul 15, 2024

This is a tiny PR that makes TestProgramCacheManager pass.

However, I don't fully understand why it works. So, I'm nervous and would like someone to explain it to me during review.

I have no real understanding of how this fixes the problem. But, I
noticed that it was used a few lines above, and Tsahi also recommended
that increasing the limit could fix the tests.

This fixes the failing `TestProgramCacheManager` on my local MacOS
environment, but does not fix the `TestProgramMemory` which is failing
with a slightly different error.
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This makes it easier to inspect the reason when there are multiple
smart contracts interacting.
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eljobe commented Jul 31, 2024

Well, this test has begun passing again on my Mac without this change. So, I'm closing this PR and deleting the branch.

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