Fix ram usage so it is provided by voter rather than contract for rewards

[dallasjohnson]

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Pull request overview

This PR aims to reduce contract RAM usage by making voters (rather than the contract) pay RAM for newly created reward records, and also updates the Husky pre-commit hook to the standard Husky bootstrap format.

Changes:

• Switch voter_rewards_table row creation in vote() to use voter as the RAM payer.
• Update .husky/pre-commit to use /usr/bin/env sh and source Husky’s helper script before running lint-staged.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
contracts/tokelore/tokelore.cpp	Makes new voter reward rows charge RAM to the voter instead of the contract.
.husky/pre-commit	Aligns the pre-commit hook with standard Husky initialization before invoking lint-staged.

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contracts/tokelore/tokelore.cpp:333

• Changing rewards.emplace to use voter as the RAM payer only affects newly created reward rows. For any existing rows that were previously created with get_self() as payer, the subsequent rewards.modify(..., same_payer, ...) will keep the contract paying RAM indefinitely, so the PR’s goal (“RAM provided by voter”) won’t be fully achieved for existing voters. Consider using voter as the payer in the modify calls (here and in other reward updates like update_voter_rewards / claimreward, where require_auth(voter) is already enforced) or add a migration path to shift RAM to the voter.

        rewards.emplace(voter, [&](voter_reward_info &r) {
            r.voter              = voter;
            r.vp_participating   = vote_power.amount;
            r.reward_per_vp_paid = current_reward_globals.reward_per_vp_stored;
            r.rewards_accrued    = 0;
        });
    } else {
        rewards.modify(reward_entry, same_payer, [&](voter_reward_info &r) {
            r.vp_participating += vote_power.amount;

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