* feat(lee): store deployed programs as Account-shaped state, keyed by AccountId
Program-as-Account migration, first slice: V03State.programs becomes
HashMap<AccountId, Account> instead of HashMap<ProgramId, Program>,
with the elf held directly in Account.data. The map key is derived
from ProgramId via a new 1:1 From<ProgramId> for AccountId conversion
(both types are exactly 32 bytes) rather than a hash, since ProgramId
is already content-derived from the elf.
Account.program_owner stays ProgramId-typed everywhere - this only
changes how deployed programs are stored and looked up host-side, not
the dispatch/authorization model any guest program logic depends on.
Dispatch resolves a ChainedCall's program_id by converting to
AccountId, fetching the Account, and reconstructing a Program via
new_unchecked for execution.
DATA_MAX_LENGTH is raised from 100 KiB to 700 KiB to fit real program
elfs (observed 375 KB-631 KB) directly in Account.data; noted in its
docstring as a rough placeholder pending real transaction/block-size
budget analysis.
* fix(lee): store deployed programs as Account-shaped state, correct SeenShard cap
Corrects lee/state_machine internals for the Program-as-Account migration
and fixes SeenShard::MAX_DELIVERIES, which was still calibrated for the
old 100 KiB DATA_MAX_LENGTH instead of the current 700 KiB cap. Rebuilds
program artifacts and the sequencer test fixture to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* address PR #720 review nits
- Use FIXME instead of TODO for the temporary ProgramId->AccountId
conversion, per review convention for patches guaranteed to be
fixed later.
- Derive cross_zone_inbox's MAX_DELIVERIES from DATA_MAX_LENGTH
instead of a hand-recomputed literal, so it stays in sync
automatically the next time the cap changes.
* feat(lee): migrate Account.program_owner from ProgramId to AccountId
Account.program_owner is now AccountId-typed instead of ProgramId,
via a new bijective From<ProgramId> for AccountId / From<AccountId>
for ProgramId conversion pair (pure byte reinterpretation, not a
hash - both types are exactly 32 bytes). Adds DEFAULT_PROGRAM_OWNER
as the AccountId-typed counterpart to DEFAULT_PROGRAM_ID, used at
every program_owner comparison/claim site instead of an inline
AccountId::default().
Touches every call site across lee_core, lee (including the
guest-side privacy-preserving circuit), all 16 deployed guest
programs, wallet/wallet-ffi, indexer_ffi/indexer_service/
indexer_service_protocol, sequencer_core, testnet_initial_state,
system_accounts, cross_zone, storage, cycle_bench, and
integration_tests - mostly mechanical .into() conversions, plus two
simplifications: wallet's manual base58 encode/decode of
program_owner was dead code once it's AccountId (which already has
Display/FromStr), and the FFI crates' program_owner field now reuses
the existing generic FfiBytes32 wrapper instead of the now-unused
FfiProgramId one.
Rebuilds every guest ELF artifact and the prebuilt sequencer test
fixture via just build-artifacts, since execute_and_prove runs
against the checked-in precompiled privacy_preserving_circuit.bin,
which isn't rebuilt automatically by cargo test/check.
* chore(lee): rebuild artifacts after rebase, drop unused base58 dep
Rebases marvin/program-as-account-2 onto the updated
marvin/program-as-account (SeenShard cap fix), regenerating program
and circuit artifacts plus the sequencer test fixture to match.
Also removes lez/wallet's now-unused base58 dependency, dead since
AccountId gained its own Display/FromStr base58 encoding.
* docs(lee): trim DEFAULT_PROGRAM_OWNER and From<AccountId> for ProgramId docs
* test(lee): add known-answer tests for ProgramId/AccountId conversion, rebuild artifacts
* fix(lee): apply program_owner AccountId migration to code added after rebase
dev grew new program_owner call sites (sequencer_stake genesis/config
handling, committee_discovery, a new selective_pda_delegator test
program, and related tests) after this branch's ProgramId->AccountId
migration commit was originally written, so they predated the .into()
sweep and didn't conflict during the rebase - they just still assumed
the old ProgramId-typed field. Converts all of them, fixes a stray
unseparated hex literal clippy caught along the way, and rebuilds
artifacts against the fixed source.
* chore(lee): regenerate test fixture after rebasing onto dev
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
BREAKING!
Before: authorized private PDAs remain authorized for the rest of the
calls after.
After: the authorized preivate PDAs remain authorized for the rest of
the callee subtree.
* fix(state_machine): reject public transactions that silently drop a declared account
ValidatedStateDiff::from_public_transaction never checked that the accounts
touched in a program's output matched the caller-declared message.account_ids
— it just folded whatever pairs the program returned into the diff. A program
(or a macro-generated dispatcher wrapping one) that silently drops an account
from both sides of its own output together stays internally consistent
(pre_states.len() == post_states.len()) and passes validate_execution's
existing checks, so the dropped account simply vanishes with no error.
Add a check after the chained-call loop: every account_id in
message.account_ids must appear in the final state_diff, or the transaction is
rejected with the new DeclaredAccountMissingFromOutput error.
Add a dropped_account test-guest program that reproduces the exact shape of
the bug (two pre_states in, one consistent (pre, post) pair out) and a
regression test proving the transaction is now rejected. Verified the test
fails with Ok(()) when the check is removed, and passes once it's restored.
* style: tighten comments and apply nightly rustfmt
Condense the explanatory comments on the new account-accounting check and the
dropped_account test guest, and fix imprecise wording (the account is dropped
from both pre_state and post_states together, not just pre_state). Also
applies cargo +nightly fmt's wrapping of the new error message.
* chore: regenerate test fixture after rebase onto dev
Artem Gureev