fix: route rebasing claims to recipients in an undeployed replacement - #37
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WalkthroughPeanutV4.5 adds deposit, withdrawal, reclaim, MFA, recipient binding, rebasing-token, and EIP-3009 support. Tests cover these flows and explicit batcher reverts. Documentation defines deployment status and API restrictions. ChangesPeanutV4.5 contract and validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to ETH sent with a token deposit becomes trapped in the contract. Reject attached ETH on every non-ETH deposit path before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/V4/PeanutV4.5.sol`:
- Around line 290-294: Reject nonzero msg.value for every non-ETH deposit path:
add a msg.value == 0 check when _contractType != 0 around the
gasless/type-specific dispatch at lines 290-294 and apply the same validation to
the legacy approval-based entry points at lines 353-359. Preserve ETH deposits
where _contractType == 0.
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Recipient-facing type-4 withdrawals in V4.2–V4.4 and V5 send scaled ECO tokens to the sender. This adds an undeployed V4.5 replacement whose shared withdrawal path pays the authorized recipient, preserving sender reclaim and signature/MFA authorization. Historical contract sources and deployment addresses remain unchanged.
Addresses the replacement-contract portion of TASK-21983. The companion API change blocks claims against affected immutable deployments and uses the same normalized deposit index for the chain read and calldata. The deployment note records release prerequisites; this PR performs no deployment or registry update.
Token deposits also reject attached ETH before external token interactions, including custom EIP-3009 deposits. Four regression tests cover all five approval entry points and types 1–4, zero-value token controls, exact-value native controls, and a real signed authorization reused after rejection.
Validation: all eleven replacement regressions pass. The seven rebasing tests cover normal, recipient-only, signatureless recipient, MFA, sender reclaim, deadline reclaim, and rollback/retry after transfer failure. Three legacy
testFailtests are migrated to explicit revert expectations for current Foundry. Full suite: 72 passed, 2 failed. Both failures reproduce on untouched main (58 passed, the same 2 failures with legacytestFailtests excluded): the existing batcher lacks ERC1155 receiver support and explicitly does not implement ERC721 batching. These existing failures still need separate remediation before a fully green deployment check.No claim that TASK-21983 is operationally complete: deployment and on-chain verification require separate approval.