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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected the method name casing for setdiscountRateMarkup to setDiscountRateMarkup across multiple contracts, enhancing clarity and consistency without altering functionality.

These changes improve code readability and maintainability, ensuring adherence to standard naming conventions.

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Walkthrough

The main change involves renaming the method setdiscountRateMarkup to setDiscountRateMarkup across multiple contracts and test files to adhere to standard naming conventions. This update affects the Strategy contract and various test contracts, ensuring consistency in method naming without altering the underlying functionality or logic.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/Strategy.sol	Renamed method setdiscountRateMarkup to setDiscountRateMarkup. Removed a blank line after implementation.
src/test/TestUSDCOffers.t.sol	Renamed method setdiscountRateMarkup to setDiscountRateMarkup.
src/test/TestUSDCSellRepoToken.t.sol	Renamed method setdiscountRateMarkup to setDiscountRateMarkup in multiple instances.
src/test/TestUSDCSubmitOffer.t.sol	Renamed method setdiscountRateMarkup(0) to setDiscountRateMarkup(0).

Possibly related PRs

• Fix edit offer #4: Involves renaming the method setdiscountRateMarkup to setDiscountRateMarkup in test files, directly related to the main PR's changes in the Strategy contract.
• Fixing strategy tests #10: Modifications in Strategy.sol include renaming functions related to liquidity and reserve ratios, which may relate to the naming conventions improved in the main PR.
• fix comments and cleanup #11: Changes in Strategy.sol focus on cleaning up comments and improving documentation, aligning with the main PR's emphasis on consistent naming conventions.

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🐇 In the code where rabbits play,
A name was changed, hip-hip-hooray!
From setdiscountRate to a grander sight,
setDiscountRate shines so bright!
Consistency is our joyful tune,
Hopping through code, like a bright full moon! 🌕

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