Refactor settle function to simplify signature handling #685
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Removed unnecessary parsing of ERC-6492 signatures in the settle function. The function now directly uses the payload signature, streamlining the code and improving readability.
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Description
Removed unnecessary parsing of ERC-6492 signatures in the settle function. The function now directly uses the payload signature, streamlining the code and improving readability. This change allows for modular accounts (ERC6900) who use different signature methods to work properly without breaking compatibility.
Tests
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