♻️ Use forge-std assert Cheatcodes in halmos-Based Tests
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Signed-off-by: Pascal Marco Caversaccio <[email protected]>
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halmosPR #323 introduced support for theforge-stdassertcheatcodes. Consequently, we refactor all existinghalmostests to utilise the latestforge-stdassertcheatcodes. Furthermore, I also updatepnpm-lock.yamland all outdated submodules.🐶 Cute Animal Picture