test: add hash resilience benchmark for ZK pipeline (#38)#45
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Added a standalone benchmark script to simulate how decentralized storage gateways (e.g., IPFS/NFT.storage) handle image uploads. Gateways often apply benign compression, such as stripping EXIF data or a 95% quality re-encode, to save bandwidth.
TL;DR: The current
SHA-256verification fails entirely under normal network conditions due to the avalanche effect.pHasheffectively survives.Here is the benchmark execution output: