build: pin compiler version and optimizer runs in foundry.toml - #64
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Fixes a reproducible-build gap by pinning `solc_version`, `optimizer`, and `optimizer_runs` in `foundry.toml`. Because this repository deploys contracts via deterministic CREATE2 addresses, unpinned compiler configurations can cause local builds to diverge from the canonical verified bytecode on Basescan, breaking deployment assertions. This hardening ensures reproducible builds.
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Fixes a reproducible-build gap by pinning
solc_version,optimizer, andoptimizer_runsinfoundry.toml.Because this repository deploys contracts via deterministic CREATE2 addresses, unpinned compiler configurations can cause local builds to diverge from the canonical verified bytecode on Basescan, breaking deployment assertions. This hardening ensures reproducible builds.