Skribe-based fuzz tests for DPPM#2
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How to runInstall skribe Clone the repo and switch to this branch Build the contract. This script builds the 9lives DPPM contract with additional test endpoints. Build the test contracts. This command builds the Foundry test contracts in the workspace. Since there is a foundry.toml file in the project root, skribe automatically picks the Solidity tests. Run tests Some tests may fail, but the main test to verify is |
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This PR adds Skribe-based fuzz tests for DPPM by porting an existing test written with the Rust proptest library.
The original test did not run against the Wasm execution environment and did not execute with blockchain-specific host function access. This PR partially reimplements the test in Skribe, enabling direct Wasm-level execution with blockchain semantics.