fix(helm): correct decimal block numbers in eth_getLogs test log#107
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The printed decimal equivalents and range size for the eth_getLogs test did not match the hex literals. Corrected values (verified with printf '%d'): 0x1254048f = 307,496,079 0x12558b2f = 307,596,079 range = 0x186a0 = exactly 100,000 blocks (Note: Aikido's suggested values were also incorrect.) Log-output only; no behaviour change. Addresses Aikido finding on helm/charts/erpc/test-local.sh:225. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addresses an Aikido finding on PR #90 (
helm/charts/erpc/test-local.sh:225).The printed decimal equivalents and range size for the eth_getLogs test did not match the hex literals. Corrected (verified with
printf '%d'):0x1254048f= 307,496,0790x12558b2f= 307,596,0790x186a0= exactly 100,000 blocksNote: Aikido's own suggested values (307,627,151 / 307,695,407 / ~68,256) were also wrong. Log-output only; no behaviour change.
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