fix(contract_manager): include filename in JSON parse errors#3622
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fix(contract_manager): include filename in JSON parse errors#3622dhruvja wants to merge 1 commit intopyth-network:mainfrom
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Summary
contract_managerloadschain/contract/token/vaultconfigs via fourJSON.parse(readFileSync(...))calls. A syntax error in any config file crashes the CLI with a bare SyntaxError and no filename, making it painful to track down typos when editing configs. This wraps the calls in a small parseJsonFile helper that re-throws with the offending filename prepended.How has this been tested?