(Baobab) Redeploy-babydoge

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Walkthrough

This change updates the deployment logic for the Feed contracts. A conditional check is implemented to set the decimals value dynamically: if the feed name is "BABYDOGE-USDT", decimals are set to 16; otherwise, the default value of 8 is used. Additionally, a new public function compareStrings has been added to perform string comparisons using keccak256 hashing. The control flow has been adjusted to incorporate these modifications during the deployment process.

Changes

File	Change Summary
contracts/v0.2/.../Feed.s.sol	Updated decimals logic in the Feed constructor: sets decimals to 16 for "BABYDOGE-USDT"; added compareStrings function to compare strings using keccak256

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Deployer
    participant DeployFeed
    participant Feed

    Deployer->>DeployFeed: Initiate deployment with feed name
    alt Feed name is "BABYDOGE-USDT"
        DeployFeed->>DeployFeed: compareStrings(feedName, "BABYDOGE-USDT")
        DeployFeed->>Feed: Deploy with decimals = 16
    else Other feed name
        DeployFeed->>Feed: Deploy with default decimals = 8
    end

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