Optimizing Variable Initialization to Save Gas

[mingbaile]

Hi, We are a research group specializing in programming languages and software engineering. We recently studied inconsistent state update vulnerabilities in Solidity and are developing a tool to detect such issues.

After testing our prototype on your repository, we found some state variables that have never been updated, suggesting they might be missing updates or could be optimized for gas efficiency. Would you find our results useful?

These modifiers save gas by embedding values directly into the bytecode instead of using storage. The key difference:
constant: Set at compile time, no runtime cost.
immutable: Assigned in the constructor, slightly more gas usage.
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Potential Optimizations: In your repository, the following state variables might need attention. If they are meant to remain unchanged, using constant or immutable can optimize gas:

BridgeFunds.s.sol
State variable: dstGasAmount, bnbTestnetAmount, gnosisChiadoAmount , avaxAmount , ftmAmount

uint256 dstGasAmount = 200_000;

uint256 bnbTestnetAmount = 0; // 1 BNBT
uint256 gnosisChiadoAmount = 0; // 2 XDAI
uint256 avaxAmount = 150 * (10 ** 18);
uint256 ftmAmount = 1000 * (10 ** 18);

Thanks for your time! Does this modification seem appropriate to you?

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This PR changes implementation code, but doesn't include a changeset. Did you forget to add one?