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feat(RealitioProxy): update contract for V2 #1

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  • The main proxy contract wasn't actually modified but replaced with the contract from local repo.
  • Governance functions are removed since we never use governance in RealitioProxies.
  • Metaevidence currently uses the old pattern with template registry as a placeholder.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new RealitioProxyV2 contract with enhanced arbitration functionalities.
    • Added new interfaces IRealitio and IRealitioArbitrator to facilitate external interactions.
    • Implemented new functions for governors to change arbitration parameters and template registries.
    • Enhanced error handling with custom errors.

  • Improvements

    • Updated constructor parameters and initialization for better configuration.
    • Simplified dispute handling by introducing new structs and enums.

  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling to provide clearer feedback for incorrect operations.

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In the RealityV2 contract, major updates have been made, starting with renaming the contract to RealitioProxyV2. Key enhancements include adding new functions, modifiers, enums, and structs to improve arbitration handling, constructor parameter updates, and error handling advancements. Additionally, two interfaces have been introduced (IRealitio and IRealitioArbitrator) to streamline interactions with arbitration processes.

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File Change Summary
contracts/src/RealityV2.sol The contract RealityV2 renamed to RealitioProxyV2, added new functions, modifiers, structs, enums, and enhanced storage variables, constructor parameters, and error handling.
contracts/src/interfaces/IRealitio.sol Introduced interface IRealitio with functions for arbitration notifications and answer submissions.
contracts/src/interfaces/IRealitioArbitrator.sol Introduced interface IRealitioArbitrator with functions to access Realitio implementation, metadata, and dispute fees.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RealitioProxyV2
    participant IRealitio
    participant IRealitioArbitrator
    
    User->>RealitioProxyV2: requestArbitration(questionID)
    RealitioProxyV2->>IRealitioArbitrator: getDisputeFee(questionID)
    IRealitioArbitrator-->>RealitioProxyV2: disputeFee
    RealitioProxyV2->>IRealitio: notifyOfArbitrationRequest(questionID)
    IRealitio-->>RealitioProxyV2: confirmation
    RealitioProxyV2-->>User: Arbitration Requested

    User->>RealitioProxyV2: rule(questionID, ruling)
    RealitioProxyV2->>IRealitio: assignWinnerAndSubmitAnswerByArbitrator( questionID, answer, ...)
    IRealitio-->>RealitioProxyV2: confirmation
    RealitioProxyV2-->>User: Ruling Submitted
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In fields where coders daily strive,
Contract changes come alive.
RealitioProxyV2 stands tall,
Handling disputes, addressing all.
New structs, enums to construct,
In code, the magic's now unstuck.
🐇✨ Here's to progress and the code anew,
Realitio, we'll depend on you!

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  • contracts/src/RealityV2.sol (1 hunks)
  • contracts/src/interfaces/IRealitio.sol (1 hunks)
  • contracts/src/interfaces/IRealitioArbitrator.sol (1 hunks)
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contracts/src/interfaces/IRealitioArbitrator.sol (3)

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The function signature adheres to best practices.

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The function signature adheres to best practices.

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The function signature adheres to best practices.

contracts/src/interfaces/IRealitio.sol (2)

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The function signature adheres to best practices.

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The function signature adheres to best practices.

contracts/src/RealityV2.sol (10)

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The constructor initializes all parameters correctly and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The function logic is correct and follows best practices.

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The error definitions are correct and follow best practices.

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