CI hardening: required ABI surface + local anvil integration gates#26
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Add ABI surface regression tests, local anvil preview/faucet integration tests, split CI into static and integration-local jobs, and improve UI ABI mismatch diagnostics.
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Implements the testing/CI hardening plan focused on preventing ABI/UI drift and enforcing local-chain integration on every PR.
What changed
test/testUiAbiSurface.jslistIds*,get*(uint256),create*, optionalupdate*/transfer*, anddelete*).test/integration/testCliLocalIntegration.jsth previewauto-deploy on anvil, manifest publication, and faucet endpoint behavior.pnpm testfor static/unit/template checks.pnpm test:integrationfor local-chain E2E checks.staticintegration-local(installs Foundry, checksanvil, runs integration tests).Validation
pnpm testpnpm test:integrationpnpm typecheck