Sergio Chouhy 4bcffafe27 refactor!: rename nssa crate to lee
BREAKING CHANGE:
- Crate `nssa` renamed to `lee`; update `Cargo.toml` dependencies from `nssa = { workspace = true }` to `lee = { workspace = true }`.
- Crate `nssa_core` renamed to `lee_core`; update similarly.
- Crate `key_protocol` moved under `lee`; update `Cargo.toml` dependencies from `key_protocol = { workspace = true }` to `lee_key_protocol = { workspace = true }`.
- Type `NSSATransaction` (in `common`) renamed to `LeeTransaction`.
- Error type `nssa::error::NssaError` renamed to `lee::error::LeeError`.
- Error type `nssa_core::error::NssaCoreError` renamed to `lee_core::error::LeeCoreError`.
- All `use nssa::` and `use nssa_core::` import paths must be updated to `use lee::` and `use lee_core::` respectively.
- Guest programs must replace `write_nssa_outputs` with `write_lee_outputs`.
- The sequencer RocksDB column family for the chain state was renamed. Existing databases are incompatible and must be wiped before running the new version.
- Domain separators updated: `"NSSA_seed"` → `"LEE_seed"` (key derivation), `"NSSA/v0.2/KDF-SHA256/"` → `"LEE/v0.2/KDF-SHA256/"` (encryption KDF), `"/NSSA/v0.2/AccountId/PDA/"` →
  `"/LEE/v0.2/AccountId/PDA/"` (public PDA address derivation). All previously derived keys, encrypted outputs, and public PDA addresses are invalidated.
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Rust

//! Time-locked transfer program.
//!
//! Demonstrates how a program can include a clock account among its inputs and use the on-chain
//! timestamp in its logic. The transfer only executes when the clock timestamp is at or past a
//! caller-supplied deadline; otherwise the program panics.
//!
//! Expected pre-states (in order):
//! 0 - sender account (authorized)
//! 1 - receiver account
//! 2 - clock account (read-only, e.g. `CLOCK_01`).
use clock_core::{CLOCK_01_PROGRAM_ACCOUNT_ID, ClockAccountData};
use lee_core::program::{AccountPostState, ProgramInput, ProgramOutput, read_lee_inputs};
/// (`amount`, `deadline_timestamp`).
type Instruction = (u128, u64);
fn main() {
let (
ProgramInput {
self_program_id,
caller_program_id,
pre_states,
instruction: (amount, deadline),
},
instruction_words,
) = read_lee_inputs::<Instruction>();
let Ok([sender_pre, receiver_pre, clock_pre]) = <[_; 3]>::try_from(pre_states) else {
panic!("Expected exactly 3 input accounts: sender, receiver, clock");
};
// Check the clock account is the system clock account
assert_eq!(clock_pre.account_id, CLOCK_01_PROGRAM_ACCOUNT_ID);
// Read the current timestamp from the clock account.
let clock_data = ClockAccountData::from_bytes(&clock_pre.account.data.clone().into_inner());
assert!(
clock_data.timestamp >= deadline,
"Transfer is time-locked until timestamp {deadline}, current is {}",
clock_data.timestamp,
);
let mut sender_post = sender_pre.account.clone();
let mut receiver_post = receiver_pre.account.clone();
sender_post.balance = sender_post
.balance
.checked_sub(amount)
.expect("Insufficient balance");
receiver_post.balance = receiver_post
.balance
.checked_add(amount)
.expect("Balance overflow");
// Clock account is read-only: post state equals pre state.
let clock_post = clock_pre.account.clone();
ProgramOutput::new(
self_program_id,
caller_program_id,
instruction_words,
vec![sender_pre, receiver_pre, clock_pre],
vec![
AccountPostState::new(sender_post),
AccountPostState::new(receiver_post),
AccountPostState::new(clock_post),
],
)
.write();
}