[PT1-216] add tests for deadline and takerTokenBalanceNonZero instructions

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add tests for deadline instruction
add tests for takerTokenBalanceNonZero instruction

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Review Tasks

• Read and understand the test file structure
• Check for repo-specific guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Assess security concerns
• Analyze test coverage

Code Review Summary

I've reviewed the new test file test/Controls.t.sol that adds comprehensive tests for the deadline and takerTokenBalanceNonZero control instructions. Overall, the code is well-structured and follows good testing practices.

✅ Code Quality and Best Practices

Strengths:

• Clear and descriptive test names that explain what is being tested
• Good separation of test setup in setUp() function
• Proper use of Foundry's testing framework conventions
• Clean test structure with arrange-act-assert pattern
• Consistent code style matching other test files in the repo

Minor Improvements:

• Consider extracting common test setup code (like creating TakerTraitsLib.Args) into helper functions to reduce duplication between tests

✅ No Bugs or Issues Found

The tests correctly:

• Handle time manipulation with vm.warp() for deadline testing
• Use proper error selector matching with vm.expectRevert()
• Verify both success and failure cases
• Check state changes after operations
• Pass correct error parameters to match the actual error signatures

✅ Performance Considerations

• Tests are efficient and focused on single concerns
• No unnecessary loops or expensive operations
• Appropriate use of memory vs storage in test setup
• Gas consumption is reasonable based on the gas snapshot:
  • test_DeadlineAlreadyPassed: 104,107 gas
  • test_DeadlineControl: 239,526 gas
  • test_OnlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero_Fail: 143,285 gas
  • test_OnlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero_Success: 298,043 gas

✅ Security Considerations

The tests demonstrate good security practices:

• Deadline Protection: Tests verify orders can't be executed after expiry
• Access Control: The NFT gating tests ensure only token holders can execute swaps
• Edge Cases: Tests include boundary conditions (deadline already passed)
• State Verification: All tests verify final balances to ensure no unexpected token movements

📊 Test Coverage Analysis

Well Covered:

• _deadline instruction: Both success and failure paths tested
• _onlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero instruction: Both authorized and unauthorized scenarios

Missing Coverage:
The Controls contract also includes these untested instructions:

• _salt - No-op for order uniqueness
• _jump / _jumpIfTokenIn / _jumpIfTokenOut - Conditional program flow
• _onlyTakerTokenBalanceGte - Minimum balance requirements
• _onlyTakerTokenSupplyShareGte - Token supply percentage requirements

Recommendation: Consider adding tests for these additional control instructions to achieve comprehensive coverage of the Controls module.

Additional Suggestions

1. Test Documentation: Consider adding brief comments explaining the business logic being tested (e.g., why NFT gating might be used in practice)

2. Error Message Testing: The error messages are properly tested with correct parameters - good practice!

3. Gas Considerations: For production readiness, consider adding gas consumption tests for these control operations

Overall, this is a solid contribution that adds important test coverage for critical control flow instructions. The code quality is high and follows established patterns in the codebase.

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Review Tasks

• Read and understand the changed files
• Check for repo-specific guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Assess security concerns
• Analyze test coverage

Code Review Summary

I've reviewed the updated test files that add tests for the deadline and takerTokenBalanceNonZero control instructions. Overall, the implementation is of high quality and follows good testing practices.

✅ Code Quality and Best Practices

Strengths:

• Clear test structure with well-organized setup and helper functions
• Descriptive test names that clearly indicate what's being tested
• Proper use of Foundry's testing framework features
• Good separation of concerns with helper methods
• Consistent code style matching the repository's patterns

Areas for minor improvement:

• File naming: ControlsAqua.t.sol vs the previous Controls.t.sol - ensure consistency with the project's naming conventions

✅ No Bugs or Issues Found

The tests correctly:

• Handle time manipulation with vm.warp() for deadline testing
• Use proper error selector matching with vm.expectRevert()
• Verify both success and failure cases
• Check state changes and final balances after operations
• Pass correct error parameters matching actual error signatures

✅ Performance Considerations

Gas consumption is reasonable:

• test_DeadlineAlreadyPassed: 104,107 gas
• test_DeadlineControl: 239,526 gas
• test_OnlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero_Fail: 143,285 gas
• test_OnlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero_Success: 298,043 gas

All values are within expected ranges for test operations.

✅ Security Considerations

The tests demonstrate good security practices:

• Deadline Protection: Verifies orders cannot be executed after expiry
• Access Control: NFT gating tests ensure only token holders can execute swaps
• Edge Cases: Tests include boundary conditions (deadline already passed)
• Balance Verification: All tests verify final balances to ensure correct token movements

📊 Test Coverage Analysis

Well Covered Instructions:

• ✅ _deadline - Both success and failure paths tested
• ✅ _onlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero - Both authorized and unauthorized scenarios

Missing Coverage for Other Control Instructions:
Based on the Controls.sol contract, these instructions are not yet tested:

• ❌ _salt - Used for order uniqueness (though it's used in tests, not tested directly)
• ❌ _jump - Unconditional jump to specified program counter
• ❌ _jumpIfTokenIn - Conditional jump if tokenIn matches
• ❌ _jumpIfTokenOut - Conditional jump if tokenOut matches
• ❌ _onlyTakerTokenBalanceGte - Minimum balance requirements
• ❌ _onlyTakerTokenSupplyShareGte - Token supply percentage requirements

💡 Suggestions

1. Comprehensive Coverage: Consider adding tests for the remaining control instructions to achieve full module coverage.

2. Edge Case Testing: Consider adding tests for:

   • Deadline exactly at block.timestamp (boundary condition)
   • Multiple NFTs or tokens for balance checks
   • Zero address handling (if applicable)

3. Documentation: The MockNFT contract is simple and well-implemented for testing purposes.

4. Test Organization: Good use of helper functions (_createStrategyForDeadline, _createStrategyForCheckNft) to reduce duplication.

Overall, this is a solid contribution that adds important test coverage for critical control flow instructions. The code quality is high and follows established patterns in the codebase.

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Review Tasks

• Read and understand the changed files
• Check for repo-specific guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Assess security concerns
• Analyze test coverage

Code Review Summary

I've reviewed the updated test files that add tests for the deadline and takerTokenBalanceNonZero control instructions. Overall, the implementation is of high quality and follows good testing practices.

✅ Code Quality and Best Practices

Strengths:

• Clear test structure with well-organized setup and helper functions
• Descriptive test names that clearly indicate what's being tested
• Proper use of Foundry's testing framework features
• Good separation of concerns with helper methods (_createStrategyForDeadline, _createStrategyForCheckNft)
• Consistent code style matching the repository's patterns
• Appropriate use of test isolation - each test sets up its own state

Minor suggestions:

• Consider extracting the magic numbers (e.g., 100e18, 50e18) into named constants for better readability
• The file naming pattern seems to have changed from Controls.t.sol to ControlsAqua.t.sol - ensure this follows the project's naming conventions

✅ No Bugs or Issues Found

The tests correctly:

• Handle time manipulation with vm.warp() for deadline testing
• Use proper error selector matching with vm.expectRevert() including all required error parameters
• Verify both success and failure cases for each instruction
• Check state changes and final balances after operations
• Include proper setup with token minting and approvals
• Use unique order hashes via the _salt instruction to prevent collisions

✅ Performance Considerations

Gas consumption is reasonable for all tests:

• test_DeadlineAlreadyPassed: 243,305 gas
• test_DeadlineControl: 397,452 gas
• test_OnlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero_Fail: 265,980 gas
• test_OnlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero_Success: 435,785 gas

All values are within expected ranges for test operations involving strategy creation and swap execution.

✅ Security Considerations

The tests demonstrate good security practices:

• Deadline Protection: Properly verifies orders cannot be executed after expiry, including edge case testing for already-passed deadlines
• Access Control: NFT gating tests ensure only token holders can execute swaps, preventing unauthorized access
• Edge Cases: Tests include boundary conditions and failure scenarios
• Balance Verification: All tests verify final balances to ensure correct token movements and no unexpected transfers
• Order Uniqueness: Uses salt to ensure order hash uniqueness

📊 Test Coverage Analysis

Well Covered Instructions:

• ✅ _deadline - Both success and failure paths tested, including edge case of already-passed deadline
• ✅ _onlyTakerTokenBalanceNonZero - Both authorized (has NFT) and unauthorized (no NFT) scenarios

Additional Control Instructions Not Yet Tested:
Based on Controls.sol, these instructions lack test coverage:

• _salt - Used in tests but not tested directly
• _jump - Unconditional jump to specified program counter
• _jumpIfTokenIn - Conditional jump if tokenIn matches
• _jumpIfTokenOut - Conditional jump if tokenOut matches
• _onlyTakerTokenBalanceGte - Minimum balance requirements
• _onlyTakerTokenSupplyShareGte - Token supply percentage requirements

Recommendation: Consider adding tests for the remaining control instructions in future PRs to achieve comprehensive module coverage.

💡 Additional Suggestions

1. MockNFT Implementation: The mock NFT contract is clean and minimal, perfect for testing purposes. Good use of OpenZeppelin's ERC721.

2. Test Documentation: Consider adding brief natspec comments to test functions explaining the business scenarios being tested.

3. Boundary Testing: Good coverage of the deadline edge case (already passed). Consider adding a test for deadline exactly at block.timestamp.

4. Error Messages: Excellent practice of testing with complete error parameters, ensuring the error handling is thoroughly validated.

Overall, this is a solid contribution that adds important test coverage for critical control flow instructions. The code quality is high and follows established patterns in the codebase. The tests are well-structured and comprehensive for the instructions being tested.