use forge-std boundPrivateKey for fuzzed keys#458
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forge-std's StdUtils (already inherited via Test → FlowTest) exposes boundPrivateKey(uint256) which is the canonical helper for clamping a fuzzed value into the secp256k1 valid private-key range. Five manual occurrences of `(key % (SECP256K1_ORDER - 1)) + 1` and their identical "// Ensure the fuzzed key is within the valid range for secp256k1" comments are replaced. Closes #420. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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StdUtils(already inherited viaTest→FlowTest) exposesboundPrivateKey(uint256)— the canonical helper for clamping a fuzzed value into the secp256k1 valid private-key range. Five manual occurrences of(key % (SECP256K1_ORDER - 1)) + 1and their identical "// Ensure the fuzzed key is within the valid range for secp256k1" comments are replaced.Closes #420.
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