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ci: hash-check old forge tarball and all solc before use - #203
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forge-old now downloads the old Foundry release tarball directly from GitHub and checks its sha256 before running anything, instead of installing it through foundry-toolchain, which runs the latest foundryup before the hash check. Every solc version the tests need is pre-installed with a pinned sha256, and forge runs with
--offlineso it cannot fetch an unchecked compiler. The bytecode comparison against latest forge is removed.