test: add fuzz tests for DelayedWETH withdrawal delay#317
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Signed-off-by: Hermes Agent <agent@hermes>
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Add Foundry fuzz tests to the existing DelayedWETH.t.sol test file: - testFuzz_withdraw_varyingAmount: varying withdrawal amounts (0 to 1000 ether) - testFuzz_unlock_delayPeriodVariations: delay period variations (0-100% of delay) - testFuzz_unlock_concurrentAttempts: concurrent withdrawal attempts (1-20) These fuzz tests help catch edge cases around withdrawal amount validation, delay timing, and concurrent unlock patterns. Signed-off-by: hermes-agent
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Add Foundry fuzz tests for DelayedWETH covering varying withdrawal amounts, delay period variations, and concurrent withdrawal attempts.