Address round-2 review findings:
- Move BASELINE_SNAP before deploy-optimizer.sh so cleanup fully reverts the
deploy on a shared Anvil; fixes nonce/address collision when a second
sequential evaluation reuses the same chain
- Revert deploy output to capture-and-suppress on success / surface on failure;
removes per-candidate stderr noise in evolution loop batch runs
- Fix cast rpc anvil_mine arg order to match all other cast rpc calls in script
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address review findings:
- Bug: add BASELINE_SNAP before bootstrap; cleanup reverts it on shared Anvil
to undo setRecenterAccess/WETH-funding/recenter mutations (was dead code before)
- Bug: require ANVIL_FORK_URL when cold-starting Anvil — DeployLocal.sol needs
live Base contracts (Uniswap V3 Factory, WETH) that don't exist on a plain fork
- Warning: flag DIRTY and emit warning when anvil_revert fails instead of || true
- Warning: tee deploy-optimizer.sh output to both log file and stderr so progress
is visible and preserved for post-failure diagnosis
- Nit: replace 50×evm_mine loop with single anvil_mine 0x32 (49 fewer RTTs)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the five Push3 mutation operators and the meta-operator for
the optimizer evolution pipeline:
- mutateConstant: shifts a random integer literal by ±δ (clamped to 0)
- swapOperator: swaps ADD↔SUB, MUL↔DIV, GT↔LT, GTE↔LTE
- deleteInstruction: removes a random non-EXEC.IF instr; validates result
- insertInstruction: inserts stack-neutral pair (push 0 + DYADIC.POP)
- crossover: single-point crossover of two programs at instruction boundaries
- mutate: applies N random mutations from the four single-program operators
All mutations validate output via transpile() symbolic stack simulation.
Invalid mutations silently return the original program.
35 unit tests cover all operators, edge cases (empty program, single
instruction, deep stack), and the acceptance criterion that
mutate(optimizer_v3, 3) produces ≥10 distinct valid variants in 20 trials.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
