qa: Smart contract test coverage gaps identified #25
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Review of smartcontracts/tests/src/lib.rs
154 tests across 19 modules — excellent coverage overall. Identified these gaps:
Missing Test Areas
1. Multi-user scenarios
2. Fee treasury verification
3. Dust/micro amounts
4. Router intermediate hops
5. Reentrancy protection
Existing Coverage (Well Covered)
Great find - glad to see you're expanding into security analysis. Ill check.
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f5ee170c64@Brouie — 14 tests added in commit
f5ee170covering all 5 gaps you identified:All 195 tests pass (14 new + 181 existing). Please review and confirm the tests match your findings. Leaving this issue open for your review.
Verified — all 5 gap areas now covered by new smart contract tests: