- We want to check pools using RLUSD because the pool manager doesn't hold much of this token, so we can't rely on pre-existing balance before the user makes a swap. We want to test a sequential swap here to check our grouping logic still works on Euler pools which store the balances on a proxy contract.
Because we don't know the size of hook data, it needs to be at the end of the protocol data. But we also don't know the size of the intermediary swaps. To solve this, we are now ple encoding the intermediary swaps and only then appending the hook data
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Add hook address to encoded data and then use it in execution
Add execution test for Euler
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- Move encoding integration tests to integration test folder (in the rust project)
- Move protocol integration tests be inside the protocol file. This way we can change the block without any problems and it is easier for integrators
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