test: two vault instances are isolated#102
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Add Unit Test: Two Different Vault Instances Isolated
Description
This PR addresses issue #29 by adding a comprehensive test to verify that the deployment of multiple
CalloraVaultinstances guarantees complete state isolation.The test deploys two distinct vault instances with their own contract IDs, assigns them unique owners, and initializes them with differing starting balances. It then forcefully simulates activity (deposits and deductions) on the first instance and asserts that the second instance's balance and state metadata remain entirely independent and unchanged.
Changes Made
two_vault_instances_are_isolatedincontracts/vault/src/test.rs.depositanddeducttransactions processed by vault A do not bleed into or leak state variables affecting the integrity of vault B.Testing Output
All tests in the workspace—including the new isolation verification test—were executed and pass without failure.
Related Issues
Closes #29