feat(operators): add GetBlockTime->MTP swap and int64_t narrowing - #59
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Add two mutation operators: - Bitcoin Core only: replace `GetBlockTime()` with `GetMedianTimePast()`. Both live on CBlockIndex and return int64_t, but MTP lags the header timestamp, so locktime/timeout checks that pick the wrong clock are only caught by tests around that boundary. - Generic: replace `int64_t` with `uint32_t`. Silently truncates values above 2^32 and turns negatives into large positives, so a mutant only dies when a test exercises the wide or signed range. Added to `common` and mirrored in the Bitcoin Core set, which keeps its own list.
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Add two mutation operators:
Bitcoin Core only: replace
GetBlockTime()withGetMedianTimePast(). Both live on CBlockIndex and return int64_t, but MTP lags the header timestamp, so locktime/timeout checks that pick the wrong clock are only caught by tests around that boundary.Generic: replace
int64_twithuint32_t. Silently truncates values above 2^32 and turns negatives into large positives, so a mutant only dies when a test exercises the wide or signed range. Added tocommonand mirrored in the Bitcoin Core set, which keeps its own list.