fix(common): preserve contract type in try new by wrapping deployCode #11984
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…ng vm.deployCode with {Name}(payable(...))
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The dynamic test linking preprocessor failed to preserve the contract type for try-constructor statements. For code like try new C(...) returns (C c) { ... }, the transformation produced vm.deployCode(...) without wrapping, leaving the expression typed as address. This mismatched the expected type C and could fail compilation when a returns (C) clause was present.
This change unifies handling for both try and non-try constructor creations by always wrapping the transformed expression as C(payable(vm.deployCode({...}))), ensuring the resulting type remains the contract type. Added a CLI test that asserts try new C(...) returns (C c) compiles after preprocessing.