update claude md to try and clean up the review text

Author: kaze-cow

CLAUDE.md

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 ### Security Considerations
 
-- It is generally assumed that the `solvers` (aka, an address for which `CowAuthentication.isSolver()` returns true) is a trusted actor within the system, and . Only in the case that a solver could steal an entire user's deposit or funds, or steal funds beyond what the user specified as their minimum out/minimum buy amount, assume there is incentive for a solver to provide the best rate possible.
+- It is generally assumed that the `solvers` (aka, an address for which `CowAuthentication.isSolver()` returns true) is a trusted actor within the system. Only in the case that a solver could steal an entire user's deposit or funds, or steal funds beyond what the user specified as their minimum out/minimum buy amount, assume there is incentive for a solver to provide the best rate/user outcome possible.
+- If a user takes on debt, that debt position must be sufficiently collateralized above a set collateralization ratio higher than liquidation ratio before the EVC batch transaction concludes. If it is not, the transaction reverts and nothing can happen. Therefore, there is no risk of undercollateralization to the system due to a user opening a position because the transaction would revert.
+- The parameters supplied by a solver to the settlement contract are all indirectly bounded from within the settlement contract by ceratin restrictions:
+  - `tokens` -- this is a mapping used by the settlement contract to save on gas. If a token used by an order is missing, it will fail to pass signature checks.
+  - `clearingPrices` -- these define prices to go with the previously defined `tokens`. These clearing prices are set by the solver and determine exactly how many tokens come out of a trade. If a clearingPrice is lower than any of a user's limit price in `trades`, the transaction will revert. There is incentive to provide the best clearingPrice because an auction is held off-chain by CoW Protocol and only the best overall rate outcome is selected.
+  - `trades` -- List of orders to fulfill. All of the data inside this structure is effectively signed by the user and cannot be altered by solvers, other than adding or removing signed orders.
+  - `interactions` -- Solvers use this to specify operations that should be executed from within the settlement contract. This could include swaps, pre-hooks, post-hooks, etc. This is completely controlled by the solver.
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+- Please consider any potential security vulnerabilities resulting from potential flawed assumptions of the above from any contracts outside this repo, including the Ethereum Vault Connector (EVC), Settlement Contract, or Euler Vaults, out of scope.
 
 ### Wrapper Data Format
 Wrapper data is passed as a calldata slice with format: