Add encodeCallMsg field-context errors and logTriggerConfig helper#201
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Add encodeCallMsg field-context errors and logTriggerConfig helper#201
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- encodeCallMsg now wraps hexToBase64 errors with field name context - Add logTriggerConfig() helper for validated hex-to-base64 log trigger config - Add validateHexByteLength for address (20 bytes) and topic (32 bytes) validation - Add 17 new tests for encodeCallMsg error context and logTriggerConfig
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encodeCallMsgnow wrapshexToBase64errors with field name context (e.g.,Invalid hex in 'to' field of CallMsg: ...)logTriggerConfig()helper for building validated log trigger configs from hex-encoded addresses and topicsvalidateHexByteLengthfor address (20 bytes) and topic (32 bytes) validationWhy
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bytesfields use base64 in JSON form. Passing raw hex strings directly causes silent data corruption — hex chars get interpreted as base64, producing wrong bytes with noerror. These helpers ensure correct encoding and catch mistakes at build time.
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