SignedContextV2: EIP-712 signed context under a caller-chosen domain separator

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Closes #133

What

• SignedContextV2 in src/interface/IInterpreterCallerV4.sol, the same three fields as SignedContextV1, signed as EIP-712 typed data of type SignedContextV2(address signer,bytes32[] context). SIGNED_CONTEXT_V2_TYPE (the string, for tooling) and SIGNED_CONTEXT_V2_TYPEHASH (keccak256("…literal…"), folded at compile time) sit next to the struct.
• LibContext.hashStruct(SignedContextV2): keccak256(TYPEHASH ‖ signer ‖ keccak256(packed context words)), three words written past the free memory pointer without moving it. No allocation. The signature field is not part of the hash.
• LibContext.buildV2(baseContext, signedContexts, domainSeparator): the same matrix layout as build; each signature is verified with SignatureChecker.isValidSignatureNow(signer, MessageHashUtils.toTypedDataHash(domainSeparator, hashStruct(sc)), signature) (EOA and ERC-1271), InvalidSignature(i) at the first failure. The library computes no domain and fixes no domain fields: the calling contract passes its own separator.
• V1 is untouched: SignedContextV1, build, hash ×2, the deprecated interface files and every V1 test are byte-identical.

Design decisions

• Placement. The struct goes in the current caller-interface file next to EvaluableV4, which is where this repo declares caller-side structs (EvaluableV2/V3/V4 each in the caller file current at the time; older ones re-exported). Nothing already in the file changes. A new IInterpreterCallerV5.sol would deprecate V4 for every consumer with no change to the interface itself.
• signer is in the type. For EOAs it is redundant with recovery. For ERC-1271 signers it is load-bearing: two contract accounts sharing a validator (same owner key or signer module) both accept a digest that does not name the account, so (context, signature) approved for account A could be presented as signer = B and the signers column would show B vouching for words it never approved. With signer in the struct the digests differ per account. Cost: one word.
• signature is not in the type. A signature cannot be over itself; the signed data is what the signer commits to.
• Names. buildV2 follows the library precedent LibGenParseMeta.buildParseMetaV2(AuthoringMetaV2[] …) (a library function carries the version of the struct it takes) and the ruling that V2 functions are V2-named, so nothing written for V1 type-checks against V2. hashStruct has no V1 namesake and is typed on SignedContextV2 only.
• No V2 twins of hash(SignedContextV1) / hash(SignedContextV1[]). gh search code "LibContext.hash" --owner rainlanguage finds no caller outside this repo's tests. hashStruct is the EIP-712 identity of the signed data; an identity that also folds the signature bytes is not an EIP-712 struct hash and nobody consumes one. Additive if wanted later.
• domainSeparator is the last parameter so the build shape (baseContext, signedContexts) is preserved.
• buildV2 duplicates the ~25 lines of matrix assembly from build rather than factoring a shared helper, so build stays byte-identical (no in-place change to the V1 surface).

Migration (outside this repo)

• raindex: the adopting version passes its domain separator into buildV2 (e.g. OZ EIP712._domainSeparatorV4() or a minimal domain) and its signing tooling moves to eth_signTypedData_v4 with SIGNED_CONTEXT_V2_TYPE. Existing deployments are not upgradeable and keep V1.
• rain.lib.hash: after this lands the library's remaining contribution to this stack is the one hashWords line in build (V1); retiring it is a separate issue there.

QA

• Discriminating tests:
  LibContextHashStructTest: testSignedContextV2TypeHash, testHashStructMatchesCheatcode, testHashStructEmptyContextMatchesCheatcode, testHashStructIgnoresSignature, testHashStructBindsSigner, testHashStructBindsContextWord, testHashStructBindsContextLength, testHashStructDoesNotAllocate, testTypedDataDigestMatchesCheatcode.
  LibContextBuildV2Test: testBuildV2ValidSignatureBuilds, testBuildV2SeveralSignedContextsBuild, testBuildV2ZeroSignedContexts, testBuildV2InvalidSignatureSecondIndexReverts, testBuildV2WrongWordReverts, testBuildV2AppendedWordReverts, testBuildV2AppendedZeroReverts, testBuildV2TruncatedReverts, testBuildV2EmptiedReverts, testBuildV2WrongSignerReverts, testBuildV2EmptySignatureReverts, testBuildV2DifferentDomainSeparatorReverts, testBuildV2DifferentDomainFieldsRevert, testBuildV2PersonalSignSignatureReverts, testBuildV2SignatureDoesNotVerifyAsV1.
  Each fails on base: the two test files do not compile on main because SignedContextV2, hashStruct and buildV2 do not exist there (verified by the base being the parent of this branch's single commit). What each test discriminates against a plausible wrong implementation is the mutation table below.
• Mutations applied: mutation probe (15 mutants over hashStruct, buildV2 and the type constants: length-blind context hash, length-prefixed context hash, signer word dropped, typehash word dropped, free memory pointer moved, typehash literal changed, type string changed, domain ignored, personal_sign over hashStruct, V1 digest verified, revert removed, revert index fixed at 0, every signature checked against the first signer, signers column left zero, signers column omitted) running at the time of opening; the line → mutation → killing test table replaces this line when it completes.
• Oracle: forge-std vm.eip712HashType, vm.eip712HashStruct and vm.eip712HashTypedData from the type string and EIP-712 JSON (test/lib/caller/LibSignedContextV2TypedData.sol, which hashes nothing itself). The buildV2 positive tests sign vm.eip712HashTypedData(json), the digest a wallet produces, so acceptance proves the library digest is the standard one. The type hash is also pinned to the cast keccak known answer 0x6ec4dff7…50c8; the domain separator is cross-checked against OZ MessageHashUtils.toDomainSeparator. The V1 personal_sign signature in testBuildV2PersonalSignSignatureReverts is produced exactly as the V1 tests produce it and is shown to verify under build first. No Solidity re-implementation of the struct hash anywhere in the tests.
• Category check: issue asks (A) a new versioned SignedContextV2 with renamed entry points so V1 signatures cannot reach a V2 verifier, (B) hashStruct per EIP-712 over the context with a literal type hash, (C) build V2 taking bytes32 domainSeparator and verifying through SignatureChecker + MessageHashUtils.toTypedDataHash, (D) every hash against the forge-std cheatcode oracle, the length/value/signer negatives re-pointed at V2, and the domain-binding negative; covered A, B, C, D. The raindex and rain.lib.hash follow-ons the issue lists are other repos.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for EIP-712–signed context data, including signer, context values, and signatures.
  • Added verification and context construction for one or more signed contexts.
  • Added domain separation to ensure signatures are valid only for the intended application and contract.
  • Added support for contract-based signature validation through EIP-1271.
  • Invalid, altered, expired, or incorrectly scoped signatures are rejected.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The change adds SignedContextV2 with EIP-712 metadata, allocation-free struct hashing, domain-separated signature verification, and context matrix construction. New tests validate hashing, signatures, domains, context binding, and V1/V2 separation.

Changes

SignedContextV2

Layer / File(s)	Summary
V2 contract and struct hashing src/interface/IInterpreterCallerV4.sol, src/lib/caller/LibContext.sol, test/lib/caller/LibSignedContextV2TypedData.sol, test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.hashStruct.t.sol	Defines SignedContextV2 and its EIP-712 type hash. Implements allocation-free hashStruct. Adds forge-std typed-data helpers and hash equivalence tests.
V2 verification and context assembly src/lib/caller/LibContext.sol, test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.buildV2.t.sol, test/src/lib/caller/LibContextSlow.sol	Adds buildV2, verifies domain-separated signatures with SignatureChecker, and assembles the V2 context matrix. Tests valid builds, invalid signatures, domain binding, context binding, and V1/V2 separation.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 5df94

SignedContextV2 is broadly covered and appears mergeable, but the documented contract-wallet verification and revocation behavior should receive a focused ERC-1271 test.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SignedContextV2
  participant LibContext
  participant SignatureChecker
  participant ContextMatrix
  SignedContextV2->>LibContext: provide signer, context, and signature
  LibContext->>LibContext: hashStruct and build typed-data digest
  LibContext->>SignatureChecker: verify signer and signature
  SignatureChecker-->>LibContext: return validity
  LibContext->>ContextMatrix: assemble verified context columns

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The implementation satisfies issue #133. It adds versioned SignedContextV2 entry points, allocation-free EIP-712 hashing, caller-provided domain separation, EOA and ERC-1271 signature verification, an…
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.buildV2.t.sol (1)

212-218: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add an ERC-1271 signer case for buildV2.

SignedContextV2 documents ERC-1271 support, and buildV2 routes verification through SignatureChecker. No test uses a contract signer. Add a mock signer contract to cover two behaviours: a contract that accepts the typed-data digest builds the context, and a contract that later returns a non-magic value stops verifying. The second case pins the documented revocation behaviour.

🧪 Sketch of the mock signer and the two cases

contract MockERC1271Signer {
    bool public accept = true;

    function setAccept(bool accept_) external {
        accept = accept_;
    }

    function isValidSignature(bytes32, bytes memory) external view returns (bytes4) {
        return accept ? bytes4(0x1626ba7e) : bytes4(0xffffffff);
    }
}

    /// An ERC-1271 signer verifies while it accepts, and stops verifying when
    /// it revokes.
    function testBuildV2ERC1271Signer(bytes32 x) external {
        MockERC1271Signer signer = new MockERC1271Signer();
        SignedContextV2[] memory signedContexts = new SignedContextV2[](1);
        signedContexts[0] =
            SignedContextV2({signer: address(signer), context: words1(x), signature: hex"01"});

        assertEq(this.buildV2External(new bytes32[][](0), signedContexts, signingDomainSeparator()).length, 3);

        signer.setAccept(false);
        vm.expectRevert(abi.encodeWithSelector(InvalidSignature.selector, uint256(0)));
        this.buildV2External(new bytes32[][](0), signedContexts, signingDomainSeparator());
    }

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In `@test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.buildV2.t.sol` around lines 212 - 218, Add an
ERC-1271 mock signer and a test alongside testBuildV2EmptySignatureReverts that
uses a contract address in SignedContextV2, verifies buildV2 succeeds while
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In `@test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.buildV2.t.sol`:
- Around line 212-218: Add an ERC-1271 mock signer and a test alongside
testBuildV2EmptySignatureReverts that uses a contract address in
SignedContextV2, verifies buildV2 succeeds while isValidSignature returns the
ERC-1271 magic value, then revokes acceptance and confirms the subsequent
buildV2External call reverts with InvalidSignature for index 0.

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• src/interface/IInterpreterCallerV4.sol
• src/lib/caller/LibContext.sol
• test/lib/caller/LibSignedContextV2TypedData.sol
• test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.buildV2.t.sol
• test/src/lib/caller/LibContext.hashStruct.t.sol
• test/src/lib/caller/LibContextSlow.sol

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