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  • Bug Fixes
    • Enhanced rate-limit validation with stricter runtime checks to ensure rate-limit data integrity and system reliability during transaction processing.

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This PR enhances rate-limit validation in the test harness by introducing context-aware checks. A new internal helper function validates rate-limit data values (maxAmount and slope) for each rate-limit id, while the existing key verification function is updated to invoke this validation during checks.

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Rate-limit validation enhancement
src/test-harness/SparkLiquidityLayerTests.sol
Added _checkRateLimitValue() helper function to validate rate-limit data values with sanity bounds; updated _checkRateLimitKeys() signature to accept SparkLiquidityLayerContext parameter and invoke per-id value validation; updated all call sites to pass context.

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  • The new _checkRateLimitValue() logic requires careful verification of validation constraints (maxAmount and slope checks)
  • All call sites passing the context parameter need verification to ensure completeness
  • The transition from a pure function to a stateful context-aware function warrants attention

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🐰 A hop, a check, a value to see,
Rate-limits dance with context spree,
Sanity bounds and slopes align,
The validation logic shines so fine! ✨

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@supercontracts supercontracts changed the base branch from master to feat/sc-1223-spell-20251113 November 11, 2025 07:40
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Base automatically changed from feat/sc-1223-spell-20251113 to master November 12, 2025 13:35
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/test-harness/SparkLiquidityLayerTests.sol (3)

366-390: Context‑aware rate‑limit key check wiring looks correct

Passing ctx into _checkRateLimitKeys here keeps the existing key‑coverage semantics while enabling value sanity checks via ctx.rateLimits. Since _checkRateLimitKeys currently only uses ctx.rateLimits, reusing the same pre‑execution ctx for both calls is safe; if you later extend it to depend on the controller, consider re‑fetching ctx with isPostExecution: true for the second call to make that intent explicit.


2791-2818: Domain E2E runner correctly updated to pass context into key checks

The _runSLLE2ETestsForDomain flow now validates rate‑limit values for all integrations pre‑ and post‑execution using the domain’s ctx.rateLimits, which is exactly what the new helper requires. As with the Ethereum test, if _checkRateLimitKeys ever starts depending on controller state, it may be worth calling it with the post‑execution ctx you compute later in this function for clarity.


3602-3612: Rate‑limit magnitude sanity check is reasonable; consider named constants/comments

_checkRateLimitValue enforces that maxAmount and slope are either 0, type(uint256).max, or ≤ ~1e10 in 18‑dec units, which is a sensible upper bound to catch obvious misconfigurations (e.g., missing scaling). The logic is straightforward and side‑effect‑free.

For readability and future tuning, it would help to:

  • Extract the 1e10 and 1e18 values into named constants (e.g., MAX_NORMALIZED_RATE_LIMIT and DECIMALS) or
  • Add a short comment indicating this is “~10B units at 18 decimals” so the intent is clear at call sites.

Functionally, this is solid as‑is.

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src/test-harness/SparkLiquidityLayerTests.sol (1)

3564-3599: New _checkRateLimitKeys behavior preserves coverage and adds value sanity

Pulling SparkLiquidityLayerContext into _checkRateLimitKeys and invoking _checkRateLimitValue for each non‑zero entryId/entryId2/exitId/exitId2 gives you per‑id sanity checking on top of the existing “every key must be covered and removed” invariant. The require on non‑empty integrations and the final assertTrue(rateLimitKeys.length == 0) keep the original safety properties intact, with _remove still guaranteeing that every integration id appears in rateLimitKeys.

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