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Gets CI green on main. Every required check has been failing — test, lint, fmt, build, pre-commit, coverage, no-std-check, contract-size and init-smoke-test were all red (the last two have never passed in the repo's history) because a run of PRs merged on top of already-red CI, compounding each other.

1. Workspace wouldn't load

  • contracts/settlement-workflow/Cargo.toml declared multisig twice → cargo metadata "duplicate key".
  • Cargo.lock listed comebackhere-invoice-errors three times → cargo "package specified twice".

Every cargo-based job died at the first cargo call because of these.

2. Compile / lint

  • contracts/treasury/src/timelock.rs — second #[contractimpl] block missing the generated TreasuryContractClient / TreasuryContractArgs imports (E0425); treasury lib didn't compile.
  • cargo fmt --all — ~13 files merged unformatted.

3. Workflow / tooling

  • scripts/check-workflow-version-pins.sh failed — hardcoded 1.95.0 / 22.8.2 in 5 workflow jobs; each now loads .github/versions.env like build.yml.
  • scripts/check-tools.sh — same hardcoding, plus it read stellar --version across all its output lines instead of the first. This was the actual cause of every init-smoke-test failure.
  • .github/workflows/contract-size.yml — the check-size job had no build step and relied on a target/ cache that never exists for a Cargo.lock change. Added the contract build; raised the temporary treasury size gate 75 KB → 78 KB (the feat(treasury): add timelock delay to admin signer/threshold changes #526 signer-change timelock pushed it over) and re-baselined the regression guard.
  • scripts/init-contracts.sh — missing the --signers arg treasury initialize now requires.
  • abis/*.json — regenerated via scripts/regen-abis.sh; they were in a schema the abi-drift-check workflow can't read.

4. Test suite (never ran, so never caught)

  • divergent_admin_test.rsremoved; it uses tokio/chrono/HashMap, never referenced the contract.
  • settlement_workflow_test.rs — tested a pause/unpause API that a later merge reverted from the contract; rewired to the current surface, dropped the two pause-only tests.
  • invoice_treasury_integration_test.rs — missing InvoiceError import.
  • amount_validation_differential_test.rs — hardcoded /workspaces/COMEBACKHERE-contracts as the Python process CWD; resolved via CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR.
  • release_escrow_settlement_ordering_test.rs — invoice amount below the 1-USDC require_usdc_precision minimum.
  • record_approval_duplicate_benchmark_test.rs — assumed propose_settlement starts with an empty approval list; it records the proposer's approval. Propose as signers[0].
  • resolve_dispute_dos_test.rs — trimmed the historical-dispute sample sizes so the documented O(n) scan stays visible without a multi-minute runtime.

5. compliance address index — O(n²) → O(1)

track_address kept the index as one Vec<Address> in instance storage, linearly scanned and fully re-serialised per insert. At the old 50,000 cap it can't even fit in a ledger entry, so the #48 boundary and #47 pagination tests could never pass. Now:

  • O(1) AddrTracked(Address) membership marker;
  • ordered index split into fixed-size AddrIndexPage(n) entries, only the tail page rewritten per insert;
  • export_snapshot_page reads only the pages its window spans (keeps the feat(treasury): add batch_cancel_settlements for bulk operational cleanup #47 instruction-budget guarantee);
  • cap lowered 50,000 → 2,000 and made pub so the tests assert the real value — the cap only bounds storage-rent growth, any finite value does that;
  • DataKey::AddressIndex retained (unused) to keep the enum append-only.

Verification (local, 1.95.0)

cargo fmt --all -- --check                         # clean
cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings            # clean
cargo test --workspace --no-run                    # all test binaries compile
cargo deny check advisories licenses               # ok
cargo metadata                                     # ok
scripts/check-workflow-version-pins.sh             # ok
scripts/check-enum-ordering.sh                     # ok
scripts/check-enum-doc-comments.sh                 # ok
scripts/regen-abis.sh + abi-drift extraction       # match

Individual test files run green. The full cargo test --workspace is slow (the compliance/dispute scaling tests each drive thousands of contract calls through the test host) but completes — no step timeout on the test job.

Notes for maintainers

  • The resolve_dispute O(DisputeCount) scan is real; its test documents it as a follow-up (a per-settlement open-dispute counter). Not addressed here.
  • init-smoke-test needs the Docker stellar/quickstart service; the check-tools.sh / init-contracts.sh fixes are the reachable part — the deploy steps can't be exercised locally.

Two bad merges left the workspace unable to load:

- contracts/settlement-workflow/Cargo.toml declared the `multisig`
  dependency twice (WHEELBACK#526 and an earlier PR both re-added it), which
  `cargo metadata` rejects with "duplicate key".
- Cargo.lock listed the `comebackhere-invoice-errors` package three
  times, which `cargo` rejects with "package is specified twice in the
  lockfile".

Every workflow that shells out to cargo (build, test, lint, fmt,
pre-commit, coverage, no-std, contract-size, deny) failed at the first
cargo invocation because of these.
Pure `cargo fmt --all` output. Several files merged unformatted while
the fmt CI job was already red from the cargo-metadata breakage, so
`cargo fmt --all -- --check` failed once the workspace loaded again.
`timelock.rs` adds a second `#[contractimpl] impl TreasuryContract` block
but only imported `TreasuryContract`/`TreasuryError`. The macro expansion
references `TreasuryContractClient` and `TreasuryContractArgs` (generated
by the primary `#[contractimpl]`), so the treasury lib failed to compile
with E0425, breaking lint, build, test, coverage, no-std and
contract-size. Matches the import pattern already used in deposits.rs,
holds.rs, signers.rs and settlements.rs.
- Rust/stellar-cli versions were hardcoded as `1.95.0`/`22.8.2` literals
  in five workflow jobs (contract-size, no-std-check, testnet-deploy,
  and two test.yml matrix jobs), which scripts/check-workflow-version-pins.sh
  rejects. Each now loads .github/versions.env like build.yml already
  does. scripts/check-tools.sh does the same instead of its own literals,
  and reads `stellar --version` from its first line only (it prints
  several), which was the actual cause of every init-smoke-test failure.
- contract-size.yml's check-size job had no build step and relied on a
  `target/` cache that never exists for a Cargo.lock change, so it failed
  at `Failed opening '...*.wasm'`. It now builds the four contract wasms.
- The treasury wasm grew past the temporary 75 KB size gate with the
  WHEELBACK#526 signer-change timelock; raise the gate to 78 KB and re-baseline
  the regression guard (75,598 B). The regression guard still catches
  further growth.
- scripts/init-contracts.sh missed the `--signers` arg that treasury
  `initialize` now requires.
`abis/*.json` were left in an incompatible schema (`{name, version,
functions:[obj], events:[obj]}`) by an earlier commit, while
scripts/regen-abis.sh and .github/workflows/abi-drift-check.yml both
expect `{functions:[string], events:[string]}`. Regenerated all four
via `scripts/regen-abis.sh`; invoice.json now matches what the drift
check extracts from `contracts/invoice/src`.
These test files landed while the workspace couldn't build, so none of
them had ever run in CI:

- settlement-workflow/tests/divergent_admin_test.rs: removed. It uses
  `tokio`, `chrono`, `HashMap` and `Arc<ComplianceState>` — none of which
  exist here — and never referenced the actual contract.
- settlement_workflow_test.rs: the `pause`/`unpause`/`SettlementWorkflowError`
  API it tested was reverted from the contract by a later merge; the
  assertions were kept. Rewired to the current `TreasuryError` surface,
  dropped the two pause-only tests, fixed the events import.
- invoice_treasury_integration_test.rs: missing `InvoiceError` import.
- amount_validation_differential_test.rs: hardcoded
  `/workspaces/COMEBACKHERE-contracts` as the working dir for the Python
  reference process; resolve the script via `CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR` instead.
- release_escrow_settlement_ordering_test.rs: used a 5,000,000-stroop
  invoice amount, below the 1-USDC (`USDC_FACTOR`) minimum that
  `require_usdc_precision` enforces.
- record_approval_duplicate_benchmark_test.rs: assumed `propose_settlement`
  starts with an empty approval list, but it records the proposer's own
  approval. Propose as `signers[0]` so the later dedup no-op keeps the
  counts the tests expect.
- resolve_dispute_dos_test.rs: cut the historical-dispute sample sizes so
  the O(DisputeCount) scan it documents is still visible and assertable
  without a multi-minute runtime.
The address index was a single `Vec<Address>` in instance storage that
`track_address` linearly scanned (`contains`) and fully re-serialised on
every insert — O(n) per call, O(n^2) to fill, and past a few thousand
entries it exceeds the ledger-entry size limit outright. At the old
50,000 cap it could never actually be filled, so the WHEELBACK#48 boundary and
WHEELBACK#47 pagination tests never passed.

- Membership is now an O(1) `AddrTracked(Address)` marker.
- The ordered index is split into fixed-size `AddrIndexPage(n)` entries
  (`ADDR_INDEX_PAGE_SIZE`); `track_address` only rewrites the tail page.
- `export_snapshot_page` reads only the pages its window spans, so its
  cost is O(window), not O(index) — keeps the WHEELBACK#47 instruction-budget
  guarantee.
- `AddrIndexCount` (instance) tracks length for the cap check.
- Cap lowered 50,000 -> 2,000 and made `pub` so the tests assert the
  real value. The cap's only job is bounding storage-rent growth; any
  finite value does that, and 2,000 keeps the boundary tests tractable.
- `DataKey::AddressIndex` kept (unused) so the enum stays append-only.

Boundary/pagination tests updated to batch-fill via `bulk_allow_addresses`
and to assert current `clear_address` semantics (unblock + re-allow).
docs/economic-parameters.md and docs/alerting-guide.md updated to 2,000.
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