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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced logic for handling linked lists in both the RepoTokenList and TermAuctionList, ensuring proper initialization of pointers.
  • Improved insertion conditions to allow only tokens or auctions with strictly lesser maturity to be placed before current entries.

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed pointer initialization issues for empty lists, ensuring correct end-of-list indicators.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on modifying the logic of the RepoTokenList and TermAuctionList libraries. Key updates include the initialization of the next pointer for newly added nodes to NULL_NODE, ensuring proper linking within the linked list structure. Additionally, the insertion conditions have been refined by changing the comparison operator from <= to <, allowing for stricter control over the order of tokens and auctions based on maturity.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/RepoTokenList.sol	Updated handling of next pointer for head and end of the list; changed insertion logic to <.
src/TermAuctionList.sol	Modified next pointer initialization for new nodes; adjusted insertion logic to <.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix edit offer #4: This PR modifies the RepoTokenList library, including changes to the insertion logic and handling of the next pointer, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR.
• Fixes to the list insert functions #46: This PR also addresses the insertion logic in both RepoTokenList and TermAuctionList, specifically changing the comparison operator from <= to < and ensuring the next pointer is set to NULL_NODE, aligning closely with the main PR's modifications.

🐇 In the list where tokens play,
A new head points the way.
With strict rules for where to go,
Each auction's fate, we now bestow.
Hopping through code, we refine,
A clearer path, oh how divine! 🌟

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