Master-fix vm block accoount (#11)

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#11 942017f

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily enhances the test suite by adding a new test case for the getContextKeyHash function within the Account contract. This new test ensures the correct retrieval of the context key hash under various execution scenarios, including orchestrator-driven calls, calls with explicit opData signatures, and self-executed calls without opData. Additionally, a CNAME record for legion-rouge.vercel.app has been added, likely for deployment purposes.

Highlights

• Deployment Configuration: A new CNAME file has been added, pointing to legion-rouge.vercel.app, likely for deployment or domain configuration.
• New Test for Context Key Hash: Comprehensive testing for the getContextKeyHash functionality has been introduced in test/Account.t.sol, covering orchestrator, signed, and self-execution workflows to ensure correct behavior.
• Testing Utilities: A new state variable contextKeyHash and a helper function targetFunctionContextKeyHash were added to test/Base.t.sol to support the new getContextKeyHash tests by capturing the key hash during test execution.

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Code Review

This pull request adds tests for getContextKeyHash in IthacaAccount.sol. The new test testContextKeyHash in test/Account.t.sol correctly covers three important execution workflows: the orchestrator workflow, a direct execution with a signature, and a self-execution. The changes are logical and improve test coverage for context-aware execution.

My review found a minor issue with a misleading assertion message in the new test, which I've commented on. Correcting it will improve the clarity of the test suite.

Also, there's a small typo in the pull request title ('accoount' instead of 'account').