feat(rules): detect unnecessary constructor storage writes#563
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Summary
This pull request introduces a new rule to detect unnecessary constructor storage writes. Redundant assignments in the constructor increase deployment gas costs, and this rule helps optimize gas usage by flagging these unnecessary storage writes.
What Changed
detect-unnecessary-constructor-storage-writesto identify state variables that are assigned values multiple times within the constructor.Why
To optimize deployment gas costs by identifying and removing redundant storage writes in the constructor.
Testing Performed
Edge Cases Considered
Risks
None.
Closes #356