chore(lazer) Lazer Contract changes #3286
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Summary
Rationale
The library functions use bytes calldata for efficient slicing
function parseUpdateFromPayload(bytes calldata payload) internal pureYou cannot pass bytes memory to an internal function that expects bytes calldata. The Solidity compiler won't allow it.
The
PythLazerLibTestHelpercontract wraps the internal library functions with external functionsPythLazer.soldoesn't need a helper because its external functions already receive bytes calldata directly from usersIt's just for testing via solidity.
How has this been tested?