Forge cheatcodes to set confidential inputs #31
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This PR enables support to use the
confidentialInputsprecompile inside forge.How does it work? The
confidentialInputsprecompile is special because it does not have any logic to perform (i.e. send http request), but it only returns some raw contextual information about the execution. Thus, it is not necessary to use theConnector.sol <> suave-gethintegration introduced in #11.Instead, this PR deploys a
ConfidentialInputsWrappercontract on theconfidentialInputsaddress with functions to modify the confidential inputs. Then, it uses the fallback method (likeConnector.sol) to return the data in the format expected by theSuave.sollibrary.