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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced configuration settings for maintenance rates and command execution.
  • Added public function to retrieve the amount of a locked offer in the TermAuctionOfferLocker contract.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved validation mechanisms for RepoToken list and auction integrity.

• Refactor

  • Transitioned from constant to dynamic variable assignments for storage slots across multiple contracts.

• Tests

  • Introduced new functions for validating RepoToken and auction list integrity during insertions and removals.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to several Solidity contracts and a configuration file. The kontrol.toml file has updates to parameters related to maintenance rates and command execution. Various contracts, including RepoToken, TermAuction, and their respective test files, have undergone structural changes, primarily involving the transition from constant variables to dynamically assigned local variables using inline assembly. Additionally, new functions have been introduced in the test contracts to enhance validation mechanisms for token lists and auction offers.

Changes

File	Change Summary
kontrol.toml	- Updated maintenance-rate from 24 to 128 in [prove.setup] and [prove.tests]. - Updated kore-rpc-command with new options. - Added no-stack-checks set to true.
src/test/kontrol/RepoToken.sol	- Removed constants termRepoServicerSlot and termRepoCollateralManagerSlot. - Added local variables in initializeSymbolic to retrieve storage slots dynamically.
src/test/kontrol/RepoTokenListInvariants.t.sol	- Added new internal functions for converting token lists to arrays and preserving list invariants during insertions/removals. - Modified existing test functions.
src/test/kontrol/TermAuction.sol	- Removed constant auctionSlot and replaced it with a local variable in initializeSymbolic for dynamic assignment.
src/test/kontrol/TermAuctionListInvariants.t.sol	- Updated several test functions and added new functions for validating auction offers and maintaining list integrity. - Renamed and modified existing functions.
src/test/kontrol/TermAuctionOfferLocker.sol	- Changed lockedOffersSlot from constant to mutable variable. - Introduced new public function lockedOfferAmount(bytes32 id).
src/test/kontrol/TermRepoCollateralManager.sol	- Changed collateralTokensSlot from constant to mutable variable. - Updated initializeSymbolic to assign storage slot dynamically.
src/test/kontrol/TermRepoServicer.sol	- Removed constant repoTokenAndRedeemSlot and replaced it with a local variable in initializeSymbolic for dynamic assignment.

Possibly related PRs

• Fixes to the list insert functions #46: Fixes to the list insert functions - This PR modifies the insertion logic in the RepoTokenList and TermAuctionList, which could relate to the changes in the kontrol.toml that affect how tokens are managed and validated.
• Kontrol property tests for RepoTokenList and TermAuctionList invariants #47: Kontrol property tests for RepoTokenList and TermAuctionList invariants - This PR introduces tests that ensure the integrity of the RepoTokenList, which is relevant to the configuration changes in kontrol.toml that affect how these lists are handled.
• fix exisiting unit tests #54: Fixes to existing unit tests - This PR addresses issues in unit tests that may involve the RepoTokenList and its configuration, linking it to the changes made in kontrol.toml.

🐰 In the meadow, changes bloom,
With tokens dancing, making room.
From constants to slots that shift,
Our code now flows, a joyful gift.
New tests to guard the paths we tread,
In the world of contracts, we're well-fed! 🌼

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