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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced GitHub Actions workflows to automate audit checks for Solidity files.
  • Implemented access management within smart contracts, allowing specific addresses to execute methods.

• Enhancements

  • Enhanced governance of audit-related labels in pull requests, preventing unauthorized changes.
  • Improved access control mechanisms for method execution in decentralized applications, ensuring only authorized addresses can perform specific actions.

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Test Coverage Report

Line Coverage: 74.81% (1595 / 2132 lines) Function Coverage: 82.53% ( 345 / 418 functions) Branch Coverage: 48.84% ( 254 / 520 branches) Test coverage (74.81%) is above min threshold (74%). Check passed.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 73b53c287e5646dc21db164a6ea4bee8bf69425d and 3c33764795d8509d9b6702e7903de14c3216de15.

Walkthrough

This update introduces two new GitHub Actions workflows: checkAuditRequired.yml, which automates the audit requirement checks for modified Solidity files and assigns appropriate labels, and protectAuditLabels.yml, which enforces control over specific audit-related labels in pull requests. Additionally, the ContractName Solidity contract is implemented to manage method-level access control based on defined permissions.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/.../checkAuditRequired.yml	Added a workflow to automate checks for modified Solidity files and assign appropriate labels.
.github/workflows/.../protectAuditLabels.yml	Introduced a workflow to protect specific audit labels from unauthorized changes.
slither/detectors/ContractName.sol	Introduced a contract for method-level access control in Solidity, managing execution permissions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Workflow
    participant GitHub

    User->>Workflow: Open Pull Request
    Workflow->>GitHub: Retrieve Modified Files
    GitHub->>Workflow: Return Modified Files List
    Workflow->>Workflow: Check for Solidity Files
    alt Solidity Files Found
        Workflow->>User: Assign "AuditRequired" Label
    else No Solidity Files Found
        Workflow->>User: Assign "AuditNotRequired" Label
    end

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Workflow
    participant GitHub

    User->>Workflow: Modify Labels
    Workflow->>Workflow: Check Actor Authorization
    alt Authorized Actor
        Workflow->>GitHub: Accept Label Changes
    else Unauthorized Actor
        Workflow->>GitHub: Revert Label Changes
        Workflow->>User: Notify of Unauthorized Change
    end

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