feat: render treasury cut in OrchestratorList

[ECWireless]

This pull request enhances the display and calculation of the "Treasury cut" in the OrchestratorList component, ensuring it is accurately computed, formatted, and surfaced in the UI. The changes focus on improving the correctness of the treasury cut calculation and making this protocol data visible to users.

Treasury cut calculation and formatting improvements:

• Updated the calculation of treasuryRewardCut to use Number(formatUnits(treasuryRewardCutRate, 27));, ensuring correct handling of BigInt division and scaling.
• Added a formatted version of the treasury cut (formattedTreasuryCut) using the numbro library for percentage display.
• Included the formatted treasury cut in the row data returned by the list mapping logic.

UI enhancements for protocol data:

• Passed the formatted treasury cut value through the table row rendering logic for display.
• Added a new "Protocol Data" section to the UI, displaying the "Treasury cut" value for each orchestrator in a clearly separated and styled box.

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Project	Deployment	Review	Updated (UTC)
explorer-arbitrum-one	Ready	Preview, Comment	Jan 16, 2026 3:39pm

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This pull request enhances the OrchestratorList component to display and calculate the treasury reward cut, a protocol-level parameter that affects reward calculations. The changes improve the accuracy of the treasury cut calculation by using BigInt literal syntax and add a new "Protocol Data" section to the UI to surface this information to users.

Changes:

• Updated treasury cut calculation to use 10n ** 18n instead of BigInt(1e18) for better BigInt handling
• Added formatted treasury cut display using numbro library with percentage formatting
• Added new "Protocol Data" UI section showing the treasury cut value for each orchestrator

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

components/OrchestratorList/index.tsx:114

• The default value uses BigInt(0.0) which passes a floating-point number to BigInt. This should be BigInt(0) or 0n to use an integer value, as BigInt requires integer inputs.

  const { data: treasuryRewardCutRate = BigInt(0.0) } = useReadContract({

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