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| uint256 public constant MAX_ACTIONS = 4; | ||
| uint256 public constant MAX_RESOURCES = 5; |
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Do we really want to hardcode these parameters?
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An attempt to try and generalize test transaction generation, the goal being to ultimately make ordinary and fuzz-based tests cover a larger transaction space. Amongst others, the following generalizations have been achieved:
This generalization was achieved by making tests accept more randomness from the Solidity fuzz tester, and transforming that into well-formed transactions. Confirmed that the protocol adapter executes all these additional variations successfully. This PR is also being used to check the latest proposed changes to the protocol adapter.