Follow the spel fork's `nssa → lee` refactor (chore/update-lez): the
`#[lez_program]` macro now emits `lee_core::…` paths, so the crate must be
referenced by its real name rather than the `nssa_core` alias.
- Cargo.toml: rename the `nssa_core`/`nssa` dep keys to `lee_core`/`lee` and
drop the now-redundant `package = "lee_core"`/`package = "lee"` aliases
(dep name == package name).
- Rust: `nssa_core::` → `lee_core::`, `nssa::` → `lee::` across programs,
modules, and tools.
- Docs: update the library reference in CLAUDE.md and README.md.
Also drop the dead `NSSA_WALLET_HOME_DIR` env var — superseded by
`LEE_WALLET_HOME_DIR`, which is the only wallet-home var any v0.2.x wallet
reads — from the test tooling (setup-amm-testnet.sh, custom-token.mjs,
run-basecamp-e2e.sh) and docs.
Closes#225
A spel-oriented guide for the token program, in the same style as the testnet
runbook but scoped to token operations only: create fungible definitions, hand
out holdings, transfer, mint, burn, rotate/renounce the mint authority, and
print NFTs.
Verified against main (4363f13) on the LEZ v0.2.0 pin: the regenerated IDL
matches artifacts/token-idl.json, all 63 token_program tests pass, and every
quoted abort message exists in programs/token/src.
Documents three constraints that are easy to hit and hard to infer:
- transfer's recipient and mint's holding are not signers, so a fresh account
cannot be claimed by them — initialize-account first.
- spel has no optional args or optional accounts: Option<account_id> flags are
always required (pass 'none'), and authority ops are split into self vs
*-with-authority variants.
- new-definition-with-metadata is unusable from the CLI in spel v0.5.0 and
v0.6.0 — its serializer has no encoding for IDL 'defined' types.
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