fix(invariant): prune calldata to bound memory usage in long runs #12893
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Description
Fixes #12397
This PR addresses the issue of unbounded memory usage during long-running invariant tests. Previously, the
InvariantExecutorretained the fullcalldatafor every successful fuzz case. In testing sessions with millions of runs (e.g., overnight fuzzing), this caused memory usage to grow indefinitely, eventually leading to OOM crashes.Changes
crates/evm/fuzz: Addedprune_calldata()methods toFuzzCaseandFuzzedCasesto allow clearing the stored calldata while preserving metrics (gas, stipend).crates/evm/evm: UpdatedInvariantExecutorto enforce a rolling window of stored calldata. It now keeps full traces only for the last 4,096 runs (for debugging purposes) and prunes the calldata from all older runs.Verification
calldatais pruned, the total count of runs and other metrics remain accurate for reporting.