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Overview

This PR puts RevenuePool::upgrade behind a propose/execute/cancel timelock, mirroring the pattern already used by propose_emergency_drain / execute_emergency_drain / cancel_emergency_drain in the same crate and by contracts/settlement/src/timelock.rs. The legacy upgrade entrypoint becomes an alias for propose_upgrade, so existing tooling can no longer swap the pool's WASM in a single admin-signed call. The storage-migration gate is also reworked to use a real layout hash instead of zero_layout_hash, and the migration finalization moves to a post-swap migrate entrypoint.

Related Issue

Changes

🔒 Timelocked Upgrade Flow

• [MODIFY] contracts/revenue_pool/src/errors.rs

  • Appended typed error codes for the new flow: zero hash rejection, timelock-not-elapsed, proposal-expired, no-pending-proposal, and schema-mismatch surfacing. No string panics in the new code paths.

• [MODIFY] contracts/revenue_pool/src/events.rs

  • Added upgrade_proposed, upgrade_executed, and upgrade_cancelled event emissions, following the existing emergency-drain event shape.

• [MODIFY] contracts/revenue_pool/src/test_storage_migration.rs

  • Added coverage for the layout-hash validation path: the current layout is recorded via record_deployed_schema when absent, and a mismatched fixture surfaces SchemaMismatch instead of silently passing on a zero hash.

📚 Docs

• [MODIFY] docs/EVENT_SCHEMA.md
  • Documented the new upgrade_proposed / upgrade_executed / upgrade_cancelled events and their payloads.

Verification Results

cargo test -p callora-revenue-pool upgrade
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo test --workspace
cargo build --release --target wasm32v1-none -p callora-revenue-pool

Acceptance Criteria	Status
Propose then execute before execute_after returns a timelock error	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Execute inside the window upgrades, stores version, clears proposal	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Execute after expires_at returns expired error	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Cancel then execute returns no-pending error	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Non-admin propose/execute/cancel returns Unauthorized	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Zero hash rejected	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Execute while emergency-paused rejected; cancel still works	✅ Covered by new upgrade tests
Legacy upgrade() only proposes; WASM unchanged	✅ Regression proof — main swaps in one call, this PR does not
Layout mismatch fixture surfaces SchemaMismatch	✅ Covered in test_storage_migration.rs
Docs updated, including migration note for CC5KINWRSLKSSQG4ZOTP3EZIOUVC6ER7HL5GZALYY4LVE6ZIMX4PMCSE	✅ docs/EVENT_SCHEMA.md updated

Upgrade Order for the Deployed Pool

The deployed pool CC5KINWRSLKSSQG4ZOTP3EZIOUVC6ER7HL5GZALYY4LVE6ZIMX4PMCSE must be migrated in this order:

1. Deploy the new WASM and record its hash.
2. Call propose_upgrade(admin, new_wasm_hash) on the current contract. This only stores the pending proposal and emits upgrade_proposed; the WASM is unchanged.
3. Wait for execute_after (the timelock window) and call execute_upgrade(admin) before expires_at. This swaps the WASM.
4. Call migrate on the new code to run finalize_migration against the recorded layout hash.

Cancellation via cancel_upgrade(admin) is available at any point before execution, including while emergency-paused.

Size Delta

WASM size delta for callora-revenue-pool is reported in the CI build step and is within the 3% budget required by the issue.

Closes #1402

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