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test(sim): add fuzzer test with no-op transactions #3494

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This commit adds a new test that validates the transaction fuzzer's behavior using no-operation transactions. The test ensures that the fuzzer can:

  • Process transactions independently of application logic
  • Complete a simulation successfully
  • Maintain expected block height

The test is designed to be fast and focused, running for only 10 blocks with minimal setup. This helps validate the fuzzer's core functionality without being affected by application-specific behavior.

Resolves TODO in app/sim_test.go

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This commit adds a new test that validates the transaction fuzzer's behavior
using no-operation transactions. The test ensures that the fuzzer can:
- Process transactions independently of application logic
- Complete a simulation successfully
- Maintain expected block height

The test is designed to be fast and focused, running for only 10 blocks with
minimal setup. This helps validate the fuzzer's core functionality without
being affected by application-specific behavior.

Resolves TODO in app/sim_test.go
@VolodymyrBg VolodymyrBg requested review from a team as code owners January 26, 2025 11:00
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