Add 10% on top of smallest min amount

[0xh3rman]

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crates/swapper/src/swapper.rs	15% smaller

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request modifies the GemSwapper's error handling for input amounts. Specifically, it adjusts the reported minimum amount in InputAmountError by adding a 10% buffer. This change aims to provide a more robust or user-friendly minimum threshold when an input amount is too low, ensuring that the suggested minimum is always slightly above the strict calculated minimum. The corresponding test case has been updated to validate this new calculation.

Highlights

• Minimum Amount Adjustment: The logic for determining the minimum input amount in SwapperError::InputAmountError has been updated to add an additional 10% on top of the calculated smallest minimum amount. This ensures that the reported minimum amount is slightly higher than the absolute minimum.
• Test Case Update: An existing test case in swapper.rs was updated to reflect the new 10% increase in the minimum amount, changing the expected value from 1264000 to 1390400.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a 10% buffer to the minimum amount in InputAmountError. While the intent is clear, the implementation introduces a risk of integer overflow, which could cause a panic in debug builds or produce incorrect results in release builds. I've provided a specific comment with a code suggestion to address this potential issue by using a safer calculation method.