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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	npm/​glob@​11.0.2
	npm/​husky@​9.1.7
	npm/​next-themes@​0.3.0
	npm/​interoperable-addresses@​0.1.3
	npm/​eslint-config-next@​15.2.9
	npm/​@​changesets/​changelog-github@​0.5.1
	npm/​@​react-spring/​three@​10.0.3
	npm/​@​shadergradient/​react@​2.4.20
	npm/​@​changesets/​read@​0.6.5
	npm/​hardhat-ignore-warnings@​0.2.12
	npm/​@​scaffold-ui/​hooks@​0.1.6
	npm/​@​scaffold-ui/​components@​0.1.8
	npm/​lodash.startcase@​4.4.0
	npm/​@​openzeppelin/​upgrade-safe-transpiler@​0.4.1
	npm/​@​openzeppelin/​docs-utils@​0.1.5
	npm/​toml@​3.0.0
	npm/​graphlib@​2.1.8
	npm/​@​scaffold-ui/​debug-contracts@​0.1.7
	npm/​@​openzeppelin/​upgrades-core@​1.44.0
	npm/​bgipfs@​0.0.18
	npm/​wagmi@​2.19.5
	npm/​hardhat-exposed@​0.3.19
	npm/​@​changesets/​pre@​2.0.2
	npm/​@​tailwindcss/​postcss@​4.0.15
	npm/​burner-connector@​0.0.20
	npm/​@​types/​react@​19.0.14
	npm/​@​types/​three@​0.182.0
	npm/​usehooks-ts@​3.1.1
	npm/​envfile@​6.18.0
	npm/​blo@​1.2.0
	npm/​react-hot-toast@​2.4.1
	npm/​qrcode.react@​4.0.1
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Pull request overview

This PR adds a comprehensive "Smart" contract system for a blockchain-based data caching solution, along with a complete Scaffold-ETH 2 development environment with OpenZeppelin contracts integration and Foundry tooling.

Changes:

• Introduces a DataCache smart contract for caching query results on-chain with TTL and hit tracking
• Adds complete Scaffold-ETH 2 project structure with Foundry, NextJS, and development tooling
• Integrates OpenZeppelin Contracts library with Certora formal verification specifications

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File	Description
packages/foundry/contracts/DataCache.sol	Core smart contract implementing on-chain data caching with seeding, TTL, and hit tracking functionality
packages/foundry/foundry.toml	Foundry configuration for Solidity compilation and RPC endpoints
packages/foundry/lib/openzeppelin-contracts/*	OpenZeppelin Contracts library with formal verification specs and harnesses
packages/foundry/lib/forge-std/*	Forge Standard Library for testing and development utilities
package.json	Root workspace configuration with yarn scripts for build, deploy, and development tasks
README.md	Project documentation and quickstart guide
.github/workflows/lint.yaml	CI/CD workflow for linting and type checking

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The text contains typos that break up the sentence. On line 24, 'O' should be 'OR' and on line 25, 'SOFTWARE.R' should be 'SOFTWARE.' The sentence should read: 'OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.'

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