Align utility CREATE2 helpers with TIP-26#56
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`Create2.computeAddress` was hashing with the EVM `0xff` prefix, so every consumer (proxies, factories, deterministic forwarders) was returning predicted addresses that didn't match what TVM's create2 deploys at. Flip the prefix byte to TIP-26's `0x41` so prediction and deploy agree. `RelayedCall` had the same bug in its inline relayer-address predictor: with the EVM prefix, `extcodesize(relayer)` always read zero, so the relayer was re-deployed on every call and the returned address pointed at a slot with no code. The utility test suite picks up the standard TVM adaptations: explicit `data: '0x'` on empty value-only sends; looser revert assertions where TVM's energy-burn or panic-selector behaviour strips the custom-error payload; skipped sub-suites where the bridge or the local TRE image lack a primitive these tests rely on (`RelayedCall` execution against assembly-deployed contracts, `SignatureChecker` identity-precompile staticcall, `ERC165Checker` `gasUsed` introspection); explicit promise resolution in `RLP.$encode_list` because the bridge's invoke proxy doesn't auto-await like ethers' `Contract` proxy does; and HTTP-RTT batching in `MerkleTree` to amortise the per-read round-trip cost.
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Fixes #15
Summary
The utility module's CREATE2 address helpers were hashing with the EVM
0xffprefix instead of TIP-26's0x41. Every consumer ofCreate2.computeAddress— proxies, factories, deterministic forwarders — was returning predicted addresses that diverged from the addresscreate2actually deploys at on TVM.RelayedCallhad the same bug in its inline relayer predictor, soextcodesize(relayer)always read zero, the relayer was re-deployed on every call, and the returned address pointed at a slot with no code. This PR flips the prefix byte in both places.Companion to #55, which patched the equivalent prediction inside
Clones. The two PRs together bring all proxy/utility CREATE2 prediction paths into agreement with what TVM'screate2opcode actually computes.The rest of the diff is the utility test suite aligning with TVM behaviour:
Address,Create2,LowLevelCall: pass explicitdata: '0x'on empty value-only sends — the bridge rejects undefineddata— and loosen revert assertions whose custom-error payloads don't survive TVM's energy-burn-on-OOG or CREATE2-collision paths (receipt.result=REVERT, data=0xeven when semantically the right branch was hit). The looser assertions still fail if the underlying behaviour goes wrong; only the error-shape introspection is dropped.RelayedCall: skip the relayer-execution sub-suites. TVM's transaction-routing layer rejects external calls to contracts deployed via rawcreate2with hand-crafted bytecode (no metadata, no contractStore entry —"No contract or not a valid smart contract"). The CREATE2 deployment itself still works (proven by theautomatic relayer deploymenttest), but the call shape these sub-suites probe never runs on TVM.RLP: resolve nested promise arguments to$encode_listexplicitly. The bridge's invoke proxy doesn't implicitly await Promise arguments like ethers'Contractproxy does, so the raw[contract.$encode_address(...), contract.$encode_uint256(...)]pattern hits TronWeb'sAbiCoderwith{}and throwsinvalid BytesLike value.SignatureChecker: skipisValidERC1271SignatureNow{,Calldata}for the identity-precompile target while the locally bundledtronbox/tre v1.0.4image OOMs on the inline staticcall to0x4. Mainnetjava-tronregisters Identity at0x04unconditionally (perPrecompiledContracts.java, GreatVoyage-v4.8.1), so the OZ defence behaves as on EVM in production. The skip narrows local-runner noise without weakening any contract-level invariant.ERC165Checker: skip theReturn bomb resistanceassertion that readsgasUsedviamock.$supportsInterface.send(...).then(tx => tx.wait()), a sub-method shape the bridge's invoke proxy doesn't surface. The 30k-gas stipend defence itself is exercised by every othersupportsInterfacetest in the file (TVM's STATICCALL forwards the stipend with the same arithmetic as EVM, andINVALIDmirrors EVM's full-burn semantics).MerkleTree: batch independent view reads withPromise.allto amortise per-call HTTP RTT (~10–15ms each on/wallet/triggerconstantcontract); serialize the fill loop (Promise.all→for) because TVM's single-witness instamine serialises block production anyway and parallel broadcasts confuse the unconfirmed-receipt poll path; loosen the full-tree revert to.to.be.revertedbecause TVM's receipt doesn't always carry the Solidity panic selector through the revert-data field.Out of scope
contracts/utils/Blockhash.sol— intentionally trimmed in Remove EIP 2935 #49 to the nativeBLOCKHASHopcode only; not touched here.contracts/utils/cryptography/P256.sol— the precompile-firstverifypath is a no-op on TVM but still falls back toverifySoliditycorrectly. Removing the dead path is a gas-only optimisation; deferred.Verification
Create2.t.sol(Foundry) tests only the address-spillage property, which is invariant to the prefix change.Create2.solcomputeAddressandRelayedCallinline predictor both end up atkeccak256(start, 0x55)with the prefix byte at offsetstart. The single-byte flip is sufficient; the rest of the layout is unchanged.