N-06: Early-revert on zero native value for first id in HybridAllocator#28
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N-06: Early-revert on zero native value for first id in HybridAllocator#28
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If first token is native, require non-zero msg.value to fail earlier in HybridAllocator instead of relying on The Compact to revert. Update test to assert allocator-level revert.
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HybridAllocator._actualIdsAndAmounts, if first id is native andmsg.value == 0, revert withInvalidValue(0, 1). This early failure in allocator, rather than letting The Compact revert, provides a clearer error surface.Test updated:
test_allocateAndRegister_revert_zeroNativeTokensAmountnow expects allocator-level revert.