deps: rain-math-float 0.2.22, forge-std 1.17.0

[thedavidmeister]

Bumps both Soldeer dependencies to the set st0x.deploy main builds against: rain-math-float 0.2.22 (not the newest published float, which is 0.2.42) and forge-std 1.17.0, the newest published.

package	old	new
rain-math-float	0.2.4	0.2.22
forge-std	1.16.2	1.17.0

foundry.toml, soldeer.lock, every versioned import path in src/ and test/, and the README's install line and pin sentences move together. No alias remapping.

The README counts the rain-math-float revision src/ imports as a breaking change, so the first bump commit carries next-v0.5.0. Merge with a merge commit, or the tag never becomes an ancestor of main.

What changed in float between 0.2.4 and 0.2.22

I took this from the titles of the float PRs merged in that range. I did not read the float source diff line by line against how the bucket uses each operation. The float delta is large: LibDecimalFloat.sol +424/-111 and LibDecimalFloatImplementation.sol +754/-420 between sol-v0.2.5 and sol-v0.2.22.

The bucket calls add, sub, mul, max, lt, gt and isZero. The merged PRs that touch those operations, or the packing behind them, are:

• 0.2.4 to 0.2.5: packLossy sheds coefficient digits to reach the exponent floor (rain.math.float #284), so a packed result near the floor is returned where 0.2.4 reverted ExponentUnderflow.
• mul sheds digits when the exponent sum falls below type(int256).min (#300), and reverts ExponentOverflow when it rises above type(int256).max (#307).
• packLossy lifts the coefficient at the exponent ceiling (#304).

The rest of the range changes operations the bucket does not call (pow, div, sqrt, log10/pow10, the log tables, parsing, and formatting, from which threshold formatting was removed in #322), plus canonicalize (#237) and test-only PRs.

QA

• Discriminating tests: none added. The existing 82 pass on the bumped dependencies. A version bump has no behaviour of its own to discriminate.
• Mutations applied: mutation-probe over mutants.toml at e772c12: 33/33 killed on a green 82 baseline, same mutants and tests as the previous record. The full pass scored M25 no-run (no tally line), so M25 was re-run alone and killed. The record is appended to audit/mutation-test-scans.json.
• Oracle: st0x.deploy main's dependency set for the float version, Soldeer's registry for forge-std, and the bucket's existing tests and mutation scan for behaviour.
• Category check: asked to bump the dependencies to st0x.deploy main's set. Both pins are bumped and nothing else changed.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected leaky-bucket calculations at the minimum supported exponent so leakage is charged in full.

• Tests

  • Added coverage for minimum-exponent leakage and recorded mutation scans showing all 33 tested mutations were detected.

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Walkthrough

The project updates rain-math-float to 0.2.22 and forge-std to 1.17.0. It aligns dependency imports and README references, adds a test for a leak at the minimum int32 exponent, and records mutation-scan results.

Changes

Dependency update and test validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update dependency versions foundry.toml, src/lib/LibLeakyBucket.sol, test/abstract/*, test/concrete/*, test/lib/*, test/src/lib/*, README.md	Dependency configuration, source and test imports, and README references use rain-math-float 0.2.22 and, where applicable, forge-std 1.17.0.
Add exponent-floor leak validation test/src/lib/FloatHazards.t.sol, audit/mutation-test-scans.json	The new test checks that levelAt reduces 5e-2147483648 to 2e-2147483648 for the specified leak rate and duration. The scan records report 33 mutants killed on the reported 82-test and 83-test baselines.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 1ffbe

The dependency updates add a test for leakage at the minimum exponent. The supplied evidence identifies no remaining behavior or integration risk, so the change is ready for normal checks.

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Architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to aa039

The change affects 5 systems.

Changed systems: test, audit, foundry.toml, README.md, src

Architecture concerns
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Systems and components

• observed — test (service) was modified; 14 changed files map to changed impact.
• observed — audit (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
• observed — foundry.toml (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
• observed — README.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

Before / after behavior

• observed — Modified behavior in README.md: The installation instructions and explanation now require exact rain-math-float version 0.2.5 instead of 0.2.4, including the literal import path.
• observed — Modified behavior in README.md: The Solidity import example now references rain-math-float-0.2.5 instead of rain-math-float-0.2.4.
• observed — Modified behavior in README.md: The precision discussion now attributes the described subtraction behavior to rain.math.float version 0.2.5 instead of 0.2.4.
• observed — Modified behavior in README.md: The arithmetic section now identifies rain.math.float version 0.2.5 instead of 0.2.4.

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Review comments at @test/src/lib/FloatHazards.t.sol:
- Line 6: Add a boundary test in the FloatHazards test contract that exercises
the exact exponent-floor result through LibLeakyBucket.leak, reached by
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• README.md
• audit/mutation-test-scans.json
• foundry.toml
• src/lib/LibLeakyBucket.sol
• test/abstract/LeakyBucketAsserts.sol
• test/abstract/LeakyBucketScratch.sol
• test/concrete/GasBucket.sol
• test/concrete/LeakyBucketHandler.sol
• test/concrete/LeakyBucketMintCap.sol
• test/lib/FloatWords.sol
• test/lib/LibLeakyBucketSlow.sol
• test/lib/WorkedPolicy.sol
• test/src/lib/CapacityBound.t.sol
• test/src/lib/FloatHazards.t.sol
• test/src/lib/LeakyBucketEmbedding.t.sol
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RAI-3217