operator role for auction submissions, management for parameter setting

[aazhou1]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced compilation settings with optimization features and intermediate representation usage.

• Improvements

  • Redefined access control roles, replacing governor with operator across various contracts.
  • Improved error handling and clarity in role management within test contracts.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted revert messages for unauthorized actions to improve clarity during testing.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces updates to the foundry.toml configuration file and several Solidity contracts. The foundry.toml file now includes new parameters for optimization and intermediate representation in the compilation process. In the Strategy contract, the role management has been modified, replacing the governor role with the operator role, affecting access control and function parameters. Similar role adjustments are reflected in the associated test contracts, ensuring that the new role structure is consistently applied across the codebase.

Changes

File	Change Summary
foundry.toml	Added parameters: via_ir = true, optimizer = true, optimizer_runs = 200 under [profile.default].
src/Strategy.sol	Replaced _governorAddress with _operatorAddress in the constructor. Updated GOVERNOR_ROLE to OPERATOR_ROLE. Modified StrategyParams and StrategyState structs to reflect the new operator address.
src/test/TestUSDCIntegration.t.sol	Replaced governor with management in role-based access. Added specific revert messages for unauthorized access in various functions.
src/test/TestUSDCOffers.t.sol	Updated roles in vm.startPrank and vm.prank functions. Simplified revert messages for expected reverts.
src/test/TestUSDCSellRepoToken.t.sol	Replaced governor with management in interactions with termStrategy. Renamed testSetGovernanceParameters to testSetTermController. Added getStateForAssertion method for state validation.
src/test/TestUSDCSubmitOffer.t.sol	Replaced governor with management and management with operator in function calls. Simplified expected revert messages for unauthorized actions.
src/test/utils/Setup.sol	Renamed governor variable to operator in multiple locations, including state variable declaration and function calls.

Possibly related PRs

• Adding unit tests #3: The changes in src/Strategy.sol regarding the management of roles and parameters are related to the main PR's updates in foundry.toml, as both involve configuration and management aspects of the strategy.
• Fix edit offer #4: The modifications in src/Strategy.sol that involve changing role management from governor to operator are relevant to the main PR's focus on configuration settings that impact the strategy's operational parameters.
• Adding repo concentration limit #5: The introduction of a concentration limit in the Strategy contract aligns with the main PR's updates to the configuration, as both aim to enhance the management of parameters within the strategy.
• Fixing strategy tests #10: The changes in src/Strategy.sol that involve renaming and redefining access control roles are directly related to the main PR's updates in foundry.toml, which also focus on configuration and management.
• add governor role for access to setters for term strategy parameters #75: The addition of the governor role for access to setters in the Strategy contract is relevant to the main PR's updates, as both involve enhancing the management and configuration of the strategy.
• remove collateral token ratio initialization #88: The removal of collateral token ratio initialization in the Strategy contract relates to the main PR's focus on configuration settings, as both aim to streamline the management of parameters within the strategy.

🐇 In the meadow where bunnies play,
New roles have come to light today.
The operator hops, the governor's gone,
Optimizations shine like the dawn.
With settings bright, our code's a delight,
Hopping forward, everything feels right! 🌼✨

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