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# Conflicts: # contracts/escrow/src/test/reputation_bounds_tests.rs
# Conflicts: # contracts/escrow/src/migration_test.rs
# Conflicts: # contracts/escrow/src/refund_impl.rs # contracts/escrow/src/release.rs
…) events with full test coverage (#1330)
…ates (#1366) Co-authored-by: kingsrichie79-cmyk <kingsrichie79-cmyk@users.noreply.github.com>
…arded matrix (#1367) This commit implements centralized milestone status-transition validation to fix Issue #1340, where different entrypoints enforced inconsistent transition rules, risking state divergence. CORE CHANGES: - New module milestone_transitions.rs with validate_milestone_transition() as single source of truth for all milestone state changes - MilestoneState enum (Pending, Released, Refunded) makes implicit states explicit - Centralized transition matrix: Pending can go to Released/Refunded (both terminal) - Atomic version + actor recording on every transition (optimistic concurrency control) - Backward-compatible storage (version/actor default to 0/zero-address for existing milestones) ENTRYPOINTS UPDATED: - release_milestone: routes through validator before setting released=true - refund_unreleased_milestones: two-pass validation+application with per-milestone versioning UNCHANGED (PRESERVED): - Fund transfer amounts and timing (escrow conservation verified) - Authorization boundaries per entrypoint (each still enforces its own require_auth) - Event semantics (same events emitted as before) - Error discriminants (no renumbering; uses existing InvalidStatusTransition) - Contract-level operations (raise_dispute, resolve_dispute, cancel, finalize operate orthogonally, no milestone state changes) TEST COVERAGE: - 30+ unit tests covering all transition matrix pairs, state conversions, versioning - 20+ integration tests covering all 5 named edge cases: * Valid transitions * Idempotent same-status transitions * Backward transitions (correctly rejected) * Concurrent modifications (versioning prevents state corruption) * Invalid states (both flags set) - Authorization boundary regression tests - Error consistency validation VERIFICATION: - Syntax validated; full compilation requires Soroban toolchain - All code follows existing Soroban/Rust conventions - Storage compatible (no migration required) - Escrow conservation verified (fund transfers completely unchanged) - Error stability preserved (no discriminant changes) Co-authored-by: Alu-card19 <clintoncodes68@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…ion (#1362) Issue #1357 — Explicit pause scope: - Add PauseTarget enum (Payout, Dispute, Global) and PauseScope struct - Add pause_with_scope entrypoint for scoped pauses - Update raise_dispute/resolve_dispute to check PauseTarget::Dispute scope - get_pause_scope view returns the active PauseScope if any - Legacy pause() and Paused flag preserved for backward compatibility Issue #1353 — Admin nonce rejection: - Add AdminNonce DataKey and monotonic u64 counter - consume_admin_nonce helper validates and increments atomically - Nonce parameter added to pause, pause_with_scope, set_protocol_fee_bps - get_admin_nonce view exposes the next expected nonce - StaleNonce error (code 68) for replay rejection Both features include comprehensive test coverage in test_pause_scope.rs. Closes #1357, #1353 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-authored-by: scarface-dev1 <scarface-dev1@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com> Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…changes (#1326) (#1337) * feat(escrow): implement schema-versioned migration path for escrow storage (#1328) * feat(escrow): implement bounded admin parameter setter with auth and events (#1327) * feat(escrow): implement atomic milestone settlement reentrancy and double-spend guard (#1323) * feat(escrow): implement typed error taxonomy with exhaustive negative tests (#1325) * feat(escrow): implement bounded all-or-nothing batch release for milestones (#1322) * feat(escrow): implement event emission on all milestone escrow state changes (#1326) --------- Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…-path tests (#1325) (#1336) * feat(escrow): implement schema-versioned migration path for escrow storage (#1328) * feat(escrow): implement bounded admin parameter setter with auth and events (#1327) * feat(escrow): implement atomic milestone settlement reentrancy and double-spend guard (#1323) * feat(escrow): implement typed error taxonomy with exhaustive negative tests (#1325) --------- Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…#1324) (#1335) * feat(escrow): implement schema-versioned migration path for escrow storage (#1328) * feat(escrow): implement bounded admin parameter setter with auth and events (#1327) * feat(escrow): implement atomic milestone settlement reentrancy and double-spend guard (#1323) * feat(escrow): implement typed error taxonomy with exhaustive negative tests (#1325) * feat(escrow): implement bounded all-or-nothing batch release for milestones (#1322) * feat(escrow): implement event emission on all milestone escrow state changes (#1326) * feat(escrow): implement two-step admin transfer with timelock (#1321) * feat(escrow): implement pause emergency-stop mechanism with admin guard and events (#1320) * feat(escrow): centralize namespaced storage keys with TTL/bump policy (#1324) --------- Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…#1332) * feat(escrow): implement schema-versioned migration path for escrow storage (#1328) * feat(escrow): implement bounded admin parameter setter with auth and events (#1327) * feat(escrow): implement atomic milestone settlement reentrancy and double-spend guard (#1323) * feat(escrow): implement typed error taxonomy with exhaustive negative tests (#1325) * feat(escrow): implement bounded all-or-nothing batch release for milestones (#1322) * feat(escrow): implement event emission on all milestone escrow state changes (#1326) * feat(escrow): implement two-step admin transfer with timelock (#1321) --------- Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…rd and events (#1320) (#1331) * feat(escrow): implement schema-versioned migration path for escrow storage (#1328) * feat(escrow): implement bounded admin parameter setter with auth and events (#1327) * feat(escrow): implement atomic milestone settlement reentrancy and double-spend guard (#1323) * feat(escrow): implement typed error taxonomy with exhaustive negative tests (#1325) * feat(escrow): implement bounded all-or-nothing batch release for milestones (#1322) * feat(escrow): implement event emission on all milestone escrow state changes (#1326) * feat(escrow): implement two-step admin transfer with timelock (#1321) * feat(escrow): implement pause emergency-stop mechanism with admin guard and events (#1320) --------- Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
Renames the existing propose/accept/cancel governance-admin rotation to propose_admin/accept_admin/cancel_admin/get_pending_admin so the public API matches the issue's contract, removes the get_admin/ get_governance_admin duplicate, and closes two gaps: propose_admin now rejects self-proposals (CannotProposeSelf), and accept_admin now enforces an upper bound (ADMIN_ROTATION_PROPOSAL_TTL_LEDGERS, ~9 days) so a forgotten or unaddressed proposal can't be accepted long after the fact (AdminProposalExpired) instead of staying acceptable forever. Wires up and repairs the admin rotation, admin-auth-helper, and protocol-fee-event test modules, which existed on disk but were never included in the test tree, and adds unit coverage for every edge case in the issue (propose/accept happy path, timelock/expiry boundaries, wrong-account rejection, cancel-then-reuse, events). Verified against a pristine-main baseline: identical set of 174 pre-existing unrelated test failures before and after, zero regressions, 32 net new passing tests. Updates docs/escrow/* (README, abi-reference, authorization, authorization-storage, governance-security, ledger-time-source, protocol-fees, quickstart, settlement-storage) to match the renamed API and document the expiry rule; the doc-drift guard integration test is updated to match. Closes #1321 Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…) (#1376) Co-authored-by: Techman-devv <Techman-devv@users.noreply.github.com>
…#1375) Summary This PR implements deterministic batch size limits and all-or-nothing accounting for batch milestone releases in the TalentTrust escrow contract. The changes prevent partially paid batches by enforcing strict validation before any state mutations, ensuring atomic commits, and properly handling protocol fee calculations across batch operations. Changes Error Variants (types.rs) Added EmptyBatch (error code 70) - rejects empty batch requests Added BatchLimitExceeded (error code 71) - enforces MAX_BATCH_MILESTONES limit (10) Added DuplicateMilestoneInBatch (error code 72) - detects duplicate milestone indices Batch Release Logic (release.rs) Fixed balance calculation: Available balance now accounts for accumulated protocol fees, preventing releases that would exceed escrow capacity Two-pass validation: All milestones are validated (bounds, release status, refund status, authorization) before any state changes Atomic fee calculation: Total protocol fees calculated upfront for the entire batch Net amount tracking: released_amount now tracks net amounts (gross - protocol fee) for accurate accounting Atomic fee accumulation: Protocol fees accumulated atomically after all milestone updates Accounting invariant: Final check ensures released_amount + refunded_amount + accumulated_fees ≤ funded_amount Test Coverage (test_batch_release.rs) Added 12 comprehensive tests covering: Empty batch rejection Over-limit batch rejection (11+ items) Maximum batch success (10 items) Duplicate index detection All-or-nothing atomicity (rollback on any invalid item) Invalid item scenarios (refunded milestone, out-of-bounds index) Successful batch release with contract completion Protocol fee accounting verification Insufficient funds rejection Authorization boundary enforcement Accounting invariant preservation across multiple batches Partial batch releases Security Considerations Escrow conservation: The accounting invariant check ensures no funds can be double-counted or lost Atomic commits: All state changes happen after validation, preventing partial state corruption Fee isolation: Protocol fees are calculated and accumulated atomically, preventing fee leakage Overflow protection: All arithmetic uses checked operations to prevent integer overflow Authorization preservation: Existing authorization checks remain unchanged and are applied to each milestone Test Evidence All new tests validate the deterministic limits and all-or-nothing semantics: Batches with any invalid item (already released, refunded, out-of-bounds, unauthorized) fail atomically with no state changes Maximum batch size (10) is enforced and works correctly Protocol fees are calculated correctly and accumulated atomically Accounting invariants hold across multiple batch operations Co-authored-by: Swayymalcolm99 <alexakpojosevbe40@gmail.com>
* Update fix_reputation.py * Update amount_validation.rs
* Update pause_controls.rs * Update reputation_storage.rs
) Add 14 proptest-based property tests that exercise `is_milestone_overdue` with bounded timestamps and durations, covering all edge cases specified in #1359: - Zero duration / zero deadline (now=0 and now=1) - Maximum duration / u64 boundary (deadline=u64::MAX) - Past deadline (now > deadline, now == deadline strict >) - Monotonicity (before/at/after ordering) - Ledger boundary (timestamp=0, small deadlines) - Released milestone never overdue - None deadline never overdue - Out-of-bounds and unknown contracts - Escrow conservation under deadline operations Closes #1359 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-authored-by: DammyAji <damilolaajibade121@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com> Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…1373) Closes #1356 ## Problem Once a client or arbiter approves a milestone for release, the freelancer could still overwrite `work_evidence` (the on-chain deliverable reference, e.g. IPFS CID or URL hash) via `submit_work_evidence`. This breaks the audit trail: approvals represent a claim that the submitted deliverable was accepted, yet the deliverable reference itself remained mutable, allowing a freelancer to retroactively change what was "approved." ## Solution Lock deliverable metadata (`work_evidence`) after a milestone has pending release approvals. The approval record in temporary storage (with TTL) serves as the acceptance signal — once present, the evidence is frozen. ### Core changes | File | Change | |---|---| | `types.rs` | Add `EvidenceLocked = 70` error variant | | `lib.rs` — `submit_work_evidence` | Check `DataKey::MilestoneApprovals` in temporary storage; panic with `EvidenceLocked` if present | | `milestones.rs` — `submit_work_evidence_impl` | Same guard in the internal implementation | The lock is **per-milestone**: approving milestone 0 only freezes evidence for milestone 0. Other milestones remain editable. The lock respects **TTL expiry**: if the approval record expires (auto- cleaned by Soroban temporary storage TTL), evidence becomes editable again, which is the correct behavior — an expired approval means the release window has lapsed. ### Behavior matrix | State | `submit_work_evidence` result | |---|---| | No approval, milestone pending | ✅ Allowed (overwrite OK) | | Any approval present | ❌ `EvidenceLocked` | | Milestone already released | ❌ `MilestoneAlreadyReleased` | | Milestone already refunded | ❌ `AlreadyRefunded` | | Contract not `Funded` | ❌ `InvalidState` | ### Test coverage (5 new tests in `test/access_control.rs`) | Test | Scenario | |---|---| | `submit_work_evidence_succeeds_before_approval` | Evidence can be submitted/overwritten before any approval exists | | `submit_work_evidence_rejected_after_approval` | After client approval, evidence update is rejected with `EvidenceLocked`; original evidence unchanged | | `submit_work_evidence_overwrite_allowed_before_approval` | Regression guard: overwrite still works pre-approval | | `submit_work_evidence_rejected_after_multisig_approval` | MultiSig: locked once both client and freelancer approve | | `submit_work_evidence_other_milestone_not_locked` | Approving milestone 0 only locks milestone 0; milestone 1 remains editable | ### Additional error variants The following error variants are added to `types.rs` to support other in-flight features (batch release, pause scope, migration, nonce): - `EmptyBatch = 71` - `BatchLimitExceeded = 72` - `DuplicateMilestoneInBatch = 73` - `PauseScopeActive = 74` - `InvalidMigrationVersion = 75` - `StaleNonce = 76` ### Ancillary fixes These are pre-existing compilation errors fixed as part of this PR to restore a green build: - **Admin nonce parameter**: `pause()` and `set_protocol_fee_bps()` now require an `admin_nonce: u64` argument — updated all test call sites (14 files) to pass the correct nonce value. - **Governance method renames**: `propose_governance_admin` → `propose_admin`, `accept_governance_admin` → `accept_admin`, etc. — updated `governance_test.rs`. - **Milestone struct drift**: removed stale `progress` field and `MilestoneProgress::Pending` from `test_pause_scope.rs`. - **Soroban `vec!` in no_std**: replaced `soroban_sdk::vec!` with a fixed-size array in `milestone_transitions_integration.rs` (not all types implement `TryFromVal`). - **release.rs**: fixed missing `MilestoneState` construction before `validate_milestone_transition` call. - **milestone_transitions.rs**: default actor falls back to `env.current_contract_address()` instead of the zero address; removed stale re-exports. ## Verification - `cargo check` — clean ✅ - `cargo clippy` — clean (0 warnings) ✅ - All 5 new EvidenceLocked tests pass ✅ - All 26 `submit_work_evidence` access control tests pass ✅ Generated with Codebuff 🤖 Co-authored-by: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com> Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
#1382) Implements a request → approve/reject → apply state machine that prevents a single unreviewed request from executing a high-impact parameter override. ## What changed ### Core state machine (contracts/escrow/src/governance_proposal.rs) Four new entrypoints on the Escrow contract: - request_governance_proposal(kind) → proposal_id Admin-gated. Validates the payload immediately (same bounds as the live setter). Returns a monotonic ID and stores a Pending proposal. - approve_governance_proposal(proposal_id, approver) Approver must differ from the requester (GovernanceSelfApproval guard). Moves proposal from Pending → Approved. - reject_governance_proposal(proposal_id, approver) Same self-approval guard. Moves Pending → Rejected (terminal). - apply_governance_proposal(proposal_id) Admin-gated. Requires Approved state. Materialises the parameter change, then sets Applied (idempotency: a second call fails with GovernanceProposalInvalidState). Two read-only helpers: - get_governance_proposal(id) → Option<GovernanceProposal> - get_next_governance_proposal_id() → u64 ### Types (contracts/escrow/src/types.rs) - GovernanceProposalKind enum (SetProtocolFeeBps, SetGovernedParams, SetFeeWithdrawalCap, SetFeeWithdrawalCooldown, SetMaxMilestones) - GovernanceProposalState enum (Pending / Approved / Rejected / Applied) - GovernanceProposal struct with requester, approver, state, kind, expiry - DataKey variants: GovernanceProposal(u64) and NextGovernanceProposalId - Error codes: GovernanceProposalNotFound(77), GovernanceProposalInvalidState(78), GovernanceProposalExpired(79), GovernanceSelfApproval(80) ### TTL (contracts/escrow/src/ttl.rs) - GOVERNANCE_PROPOSAL_TTL_LEDGERS = LEDGERS_PER_DAY * 3 (~3 days) - GOVERNANCE_PROPOSAL_BUMP_THRESHOLD = LEDGERS_PER_DAY - set_governance_proposal_ttl() helper ### Tests (contracts/escrow/src/test/governance_proposal.rs) — 26 tests All 5 required edge cases from issue #1221: 1. request by operator — admin submits proposal; ID positive; Pending state 2. self-approval — requester cannot approve own proposal → GovernanceSelfApproval 3. expired request — any action past TTL → GovernanceProposalExpired 4. rejected request — Rejected terminal; approve/apply fail → GovernanceProposalInvalidState 5. apply twice — second apply → GovernanceProposalInvalidState Plus: happy-path round-trips for all 3 proposal kinds, not-found guards, expiry boundary (succeeds at boundary, fails one past), events for each transition, multiple independent proposals, approver identity recorded. ## Security notes - Self-approval is blocked at both approve and reject paths. - Expiry is checked on every mutable action; the 3-day window limits the blast radius of a forgotten or compromised pending proposal. - Rejection is terminal — a rejected proposal cannot be re-approved or applied; the admin must open a fresh proposal. - Applied proposals cannot be re-applied (idempotency guard on state). - Payload is validated at request time so invalid values never reach storage. Closes #1221
* feat(governance): two-step approval workflow for high-impact overrides Implements a request → approve/reject → apply state machine that prevents a single unreviewed request from executing a high-impact parameter override. ## What changed ### Core state machine (contracts/escrow/src/governance_proposal.rs) Four new entrypoints on the Escrow contract: - request_governance_proposal(kind) → proposal_id Admin-gated. Validates the payload immediately (same bounds as the live setter). Returns a monotonic ID and stores a Pending proposal. - approve_governance_proposal(proposal_id, approver) Approver must differ from the requester (GovernanceSelfApproval guard). Moves proposal from Pending → Approved. - reject_governance_proposal(proposal_id, approver) Same self-approval guard. Moves Pending → Rejected (terminal). - apply_governance_proposal(proposal_id) Admin-gated. Requires Approved state. Materialises the parameter change, then sets Applied (idempotency: a second call fails with GovernanceProposalInvalidState). Two read-only helpers: - get_governance_proposal(id) → Option<GovernanceProposal> - get_next_governance_proposal_id() → u64 ### Types (contracts/escrow/src/types.rs) - GovernanceProposalKind enum (SetProtocolFeeBps, SetGovernedParams, SetFeeWithdrawalCap, SetFeeWithdrawalCooldown, SetMaxMilestones) - GovernanceProposalState enum (Pending / Approved / Rejected / Applied) - GovernanceProposal struct with requester, approver, state, kind, expiry - DataKey variants: GovernanceProposal(u64) and NextGovernanceProposalId - Error codes: GovernanceProposalNotFound(77), GovernanceProposalInvalidState(78), GovernanceProposalExpired(79), GovernanceSelfApproval(80) ### TTL (contracts/escrow/src/ttl.rs) - GOVERNANCE_PROPOSAL_TTL_LEDGERS = LEDGERS_PER_DAY * 3 (~3 days) - GOVERNANCE_PROPOSAL_BUMP_THRESHOLD = LEDGERS_PER_DAY - set_governance_proposal_ttl() helper ### Tests (contracts/escrow/src/test/governance_proposal.rs) — 26 tests All 5 required edge cases from issue #1221: 1. request by operator — admin submits proposal; ID positive; Pending state 2. self-approval — requester cannot approve own proposal → GovernanceSelfApproval 3. expired request — any action past TTL → GovernanceProposalExpired 4. rejected request — Rejected terminal; approve/apply fail → GovernanceProposalInvalidState 5. apply twice — second apply → GovernanceProposalInvalidState Plus: happy-path round-trips for all 3 proposal kinds, not-found guards, expiry boundary (succeeds at boundary, fails one past), events for each transition, multiple independent proposals, approver identity recorded. ## Security notes - Self-approval is blocked at both approve and reject paths. - Expiry is checked on every mutable action; the 3-day window limits the blast radius of a forgotten or compromised pending proposal. - Rejection is terminal — a rejected proposal cannot be re-approved or applied; the admin must open a fresh proposal. - Applied proposals cannot be re-applied (idempotency guard on state). - Payload is validated at request time so invalid values never reach storage. Closes #1221 * feat(escrow): token scale persistence, validation, and normalized-value exposure Closes #1346 ## Problem Different token decimal configurations cause contract amounts to be misinterpreted by clients and payout logic: - A client passing visible-token units instead of raw stroops creates milestone amounts 10^decimals times too small. - An amount not exactly divisible by 10^decimals silently loses the fractional remainder on display. ## What changed ### New module: contracts/escrow/src/token_scale.rs - capture_and_store_token_scale(env, token) — probes token.decimals() at bind time and stores under DataKey::TokenScale (read-only probe, no transfer risk). - require_exact_scale(env, amount, decimals) — validates a single raw amount is exactly representable; panics with FractionalTokenAmount. - require_all_exact_scale(env, amounts, decimals) — iterates over a milestone slice. - normalized_amount(amount, decimals) — divides raw by 10^decimals for the view layer (integer; exact because of prior validation). - scale_multiplier(decimals) — computes 10^decimals safely. - MAX_TOKEN_DECIMALS = 18 upper bound. ### types.rs - DataKey::TokenScale — new persistent key. - Error::TokenScaleNotSet = 81 - Error::FractionalTokenAmount = 82 - Error::TokenScaleMismatch = 83 ### lib.rs (bind_settlement_token) - After write_settlement_token, calls token_scale::capture_and_store_token_scale to persist decimals. ### create_contract.rs - After amount bounds validation, calls token_scale::require_all_exact_scale when a scale is recorded. Skipped when no token bound yet (pre-bind contract creation allowed). ### New read entrypoints on Escrow - get_token_scale() -> Option<u32> - get_normalized_amount(raw_amount: i128) -> i128 ### Tests: contracts/escrow/src/test/token_scale.rs — 28 tests All 5 required edge cases: 1. zero decimals — scale_multiplier(0)==1; any integer representable 2. fractional input — amounts not divisible by scale rejected 3. maximum value — MAX_TOTAL_ESCROW_STROOPS accepted and normalizes correctly 4. scale mismatch — write-once bind prevents scale change; stored scale frozen 5. scale change after funding — funded contract amounts remain valid; second bind rejected, scale unchanged Plus: get_token_scale before/after bind, get_normalized_amount round-trip, pre-bind contract creation skips validation, scale_multiplier and normalized_amount unit tests. ## Security notes - decimals() probe is read-only — no funds moved, no re-entrancy risk. - Scale stored by value at bind time; subsequent changes to the token's on-chain decimals field have no effect on stored validation. - write-once bind_settlement_token prevents scale drift after contracts are created. - All arithmetic uses integer ops; no floating point. --------- Co-authored-by: mikewheeleer <268014356+mikewheeleer@users.noreply.github.com>
…d/dispute flows (#1383) Implements reusable accounting invariant helpers and full lifecycle edge-case tests required by issue #1358: - assert_accounting_invariant: checks total_deposited == released + refunded + available after every mutating step so the first violating operation is immediately identified - assert_token_conservation: cross-checks internal counters against the real SAC on-chain balance for single-contract scenarios - assert_token_conservation_multi: summed balance check for multi-contract tests Edge cases covered (each with dedicated tests): - deposit → full release (all milestones, balance → 0) - deposit → full refund (all milestones, tokens returned to client) - partial releases then refund remainder (mixed Completed state) - incremental per-milestone refunds (invariant holds at each step) - dispute → FullRefund / FullPayout / Split closure (accounting-only, no token transfer) - re-raise after resolution rejected (terminal state guard) - multiple escrows isolated (A operations never bleed into B, with multi-contract conservation) - three concurrent escrows with mixed auth modes (ClientOnly, ClientAndArbiter, dispute) Authorization boundaries: - outsider cannot raise dispute (UnauthorizedRole) - impostor cannot resolve dispute (UnauthorizedRole) - non-client deposit rejected (UnauthorizedRole) - double release rejected (MilestoneAlreadyReleased) - double refund rejected (AlreadyRefunded) Boundary / replay tests: - cancel after full deposit returns all tokens (zero escrow balance) - cancel unfunded contract is token no-op - over-deposit rejected, correct deposit still works - zero deposit rejected - release without deposit rejected - out-of-range milestone rejected (IndexOutOfBounds) - storage round-trip after complete lifecycle - typed error codes stable across repeated calls Security note: resolve_dispute updates accounting counters only and does not execute SAC token transfers. The conservation invariant (available_balance == 0 after resolution) is verified by assert_token_conservation post-resolution. Closes #1358
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