fix(cheatcodes): expectSafeMemory
+ stopExpectSafeMemory
#7686
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Overview
Fixes the
stopExpectSafeMemory
cheatcode by allowing for the memory allocation of thestopExpectSafeMemory
selector as well as the potentially out-of-bounds read performed in theCALL
operation to the cheatcode contract.Currently, forge reports incorrectly that memory safety was violated in a memory safe region of a test, if the free memory pointer was updated to
[exclusiveUpperBound-31, exclusiveUpperBound]
during execution and is followed by astopExpectSafeMemory
call.To fix this, we allow for
MSTORE
operations that store the selector bytes forstopExpectSafeMemory
, as well asCALL
operations that are to the cheatcode address and contain thestopExpectSafeMemory
selector in the first 4 bytes of the call arguments, even if they write/read from outside of the allowed region(s).