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skill:build-contract-project
Starting from a tree with nothing in it, deliver one small standalone Foundry project and nothing more. Write the build configuration and the directory layout by hand, and depend on nothing that must be fetched — no package manager, no vendored test framework, no submodules of any kind — because the verifier re-runs the build and the suite offline with no network and no credentials, and a pointer it cannot fetch reads as a build failure rather than as the cause. The source tree holds exactly one contract: a pure library that verifies a Merkle inclusion proof of a leaf against a root, declaring an explicit custom error for every input it refuses, with no storage, no owner, no privileged caller, no upgrade path and no handling of funds. Do not add a second contract, an interface file, or a helper library beside it. The advance is in the checking rather than the parts: in the test tree only, write your own deliberately naive tree builder — the obvious, slow version that constructs the whole tree in memory and reads proofs straight off it — and use it as the oracle. Drive the library and the builder together across wide fuzzed input and assert they agree on every proof the builder produces and that the library refuses exactly what the builder says is not a valid proof: leaves at several depths, a single-leaf tree, trees with repeated leaves, sibling ordering in both directions, proofs of the wrong length, a proof for the right leaf against the wrong root, and leaves the tree never contained. A shape like this was attempted in this tree once before and the node ran out of build budget, so keep the surface deliberately narrower than seems natural — one library, one test file, and a short README naming the single command that builds and tests it, with the expected result written down.
VERDICT: all checks passed
Done. The project builds, tests, and passes the format check fully offline. **What was delivered** (five files, no dependencies, no submodules, no forge-std): - `foundry.toml` pins solc 0.8.26, which was already in the local compiler cache before this session, with ffi off, no filesystem permissions, and no remappings. - `src/MerkleProofLib.sol` is the only contract: a pure internal library with `verify` and `computeRoot`. Hashing is order-dependent, and the leaf's index bits decide which side each sibling is on. It declares three custom errors: `ProofTooLong`, `IndexOutOfRange`, and `RootMismatch`. - `test/MerkleProofLib.t.sol` holds the naive oracle, a thin harness so reverts can be caught externally, and the suite. The oracle pads leaves to a power of two, builds every layer in memory, and reads proofs straight off the layers. The cheatcode interface is declared inline. - `README.md` names `forge test` as the single command, records the expected result of 12 passing tests, and documents the tree convention, the errors, the second-preimage caveat for callers, the zero-padding assumption, and that there is nothing to deploy. - `.gitignore` excludes build output. **Test coverage** across trees of 1 to 64 leaves at every position: every builder proof verifies and both sides agree on the root, repeated and fully identical leaves, sibling order flipped at a fuzzed level (accepted only when the oracle shows equal children), proofs one element too short and too long, right proof against a wrong root, leaves the tree never held, and out-of-range indices. Refusal tests assert the exact error selector and arguments, not just a revert. Fixed tests cover the single-leaf tree, a two-leaf tree with the order flipped, a 257-element proof, and the 256-level maximum. **Verification results:** clean build with no warnings, 12 of 12 tests passing, and `forge fmt --check` clean. The files are left uncommitted in the working tree since committing was not requested. One caveat to note: the offline build relies on solc 0.8.26 being present in the verifier's local svm cache. I chose it because it was the oldest cached version on this machine, which makes it the most likely one in the base image.
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