fix: apply audit

[beer-1]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved clarity and structure of the bug report and feature request templates, enhancing user guidance for issue reporting.
  • Enhanced pull request template with dedicated sections for descriptions and checklists to streamline the submission and review process.
  • Introduction of new constants and functions for validating collection names and token IDs in relevant modules.

• Bug Fixes

  • Refactored validation logic for collection names and token IDs to improve robustness and error handling.

• Documentation

  • Updated templates to provide clearer instructions and expectations for contributors.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined gas management in contract and script execution functions, replacing static gas limits with dynamic gas balance pointers.
  • Enhanced error handling and flow for gas balance management in contract execution functions.

• Tests

  • Added new test cases to validate the behavior of collection creation and NFT creation processes when provided with invalid parameters.

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Walkthrough

The changes across the repository primarily enhance gas management and improve usability in issue reporting. Function signatures have been updated to utilize dynamic gas balance pointers instead of static limits, enabling more flexible resource management. Additionally, the bug report and feature request templates have been refined for clarity, facilitating easier user interaction when reporting issues or suggesting enhancements.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/...	Streamlined templates by removing instructional comments, enhancing clarity and user guidance.
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md	Improved structure by introducing sections for descriptions and checklists, enhancing the pull request process.
api/bindings.h, libmovevm/bindings.h	Added uint64_t *gas_balance_ptr to function signatures for dynamic gas management, replacing static limits.
api/vm.go, lib.go, libmovevm/src/vm.rs	Updated signatures to use gasBalance pointers instead of static gas limits for enhanced flexibility.
crates/e2e-move-tests/src/harness.rs	Integrated a gas meter for improved tracking of gas consumption during executions.
crates/types/src/message.rs, crates/types/src/result.rs, crates/types/src/view_function.rs	Removed gas_used fields from structs to simplify gas management across the codebase.
precompile/modules/...	Added validation functions for collection and token IDs, improving robustness and error handling.
types/bcs.go	Eliminated GasUsed fields from ExecutionResult and ViewOutput, streamlining serialization processes.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Template as Issue Templates
    participant API as API Functions
    participant VM as Virtual Machine

    User->>Template: Submit bug/feature request
    Template-->>User: Acknowledge submission
    User->>API: Call execute_function()
    API->>VM: Execute contract/script/view function
    VM->>API: Return execution result
    API-->>User: Provide execution output

🐇✨ In fields of green, we leap and play,
With gas balance pointers, we hop all day!
No more limits to bind us tight,
Just joyful jumps, oh what a sight!
Templates shine bright, making it clear,
In this code garden, there's nothing to fear! 🌼✨

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