task 4 solution : ✅ Add Comprehensive Tests for Counter, KillSwitch, and Aggregator Contracts #29
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This PR introduces a complete test suite for the newly implemented contracts:
Counter
KillSwitch
Aggregator
These tests are designed to ensure each contract behaves as expected and to verify inter-contract communication using dispatchers.
Motivation
The objective of this task is to:
Deepen understanding of dispatchers and their role in contract composability.
Demonstrate how contracts can interact with and manipulate the state of other contracts.
Validate the core functionalities of each contract through unit and integration tests.
What’s Covered
✅ Unit tests for Counter: increment, decrement, and reset logic.
✅ Tests for KillSwitch: contract state toggling and protection mechanisms.
✅ Integration tests for Aggregator: state retrieval and updates via dispatchers.
✅ Contract deployment and interaction scenarios to simulate realistic use cases.
Next Steps
Review and suggest edge cases or improvements to test coverage.
Ensure tests are integrated into CI pipeline (if applicable).
Document dispatcher usage in the project wiki or readme.
Let me know if you’d like any test scenario added or specific functionality covered in more depth.