Format ABI byte arrays compactly - #2
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Classify compiled bytecode and template hashes with serde_bytes. Add project JSON formatting that keeps short byte arrays inline and wraps larger arrays at 64 bytes per line. Keep ordinary arrays unchanged and use the formatter for silverc output.
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Pretty JSON currently writes every byte on a separate line. Compiled bytecode therefore makes portable ABI artifacts unnecessarily large and difficult to review.
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Mark bytecode and template hashes as byte sequences with
serde_bytes.The Sil JSON formatter now:
silvercuses the new formatter. Snapshot coverage pins the byte-array boundaries and ordinary-array behavior.