feat(program-escrow): tune MAX_BATCH_SIZE based on Soroban instruction budget

.github/workflows/contracts-ci.yml

@@ -78,3 +78,32 @@ jobs:
         run: |
           cd contracts/grainlify-core
           cargo test
+
+  program-escrow:
+    name: program-escrow (unit + integration tests)
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+
+      - name: Setup Rust
+        uses: dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable
+        with:
+          targets: wasm32v1-none, wasm32-unknown-unknown
+
+      - name: Cache cargo
+        uses: actions/cache@v4
+        with:
+          path: |
+            ~/.cargo/bin/
+            ~/.cargo/registry/index/
+            ~/.cargo/registry/cache/
+            ~/.cargo/git/db/
+            contracts/program-escrow/target/
+          key: ${{ runner.os }}-program-escrow-${{ hashFiles('contracts/program-escrow/**/Cargo.lock', 'contracts/program-escrow/**') }}
+          restore-keys: |
+            ${{ runner.os }}-program-escrow-
+
+      - name: Test program-escrow
+        run: |
+          cd contracts/program-escrow
+          cargo test

contracts/REENTRANCY_GUARD_ANALYSIS.md

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+# Re-entrancy Guard Analysis - Issue #205
+
+## Executive Summary
+
+Issue #205 states: "All contracts: No mutex, non-reentrant modifier, or checks-effects-interactions pattern. Cross-contract calls (token transfers, oracle queries) happen before state updates, opening re-entrancy vectors on mint, burn, deposit, and withdrawal."
+
+**Finding: This issue is INCORRECT.** Re-entrancy guards are properly implemented in all contracts that handle token transfers and make cross-contract calls.
+
+## Contract-by-Contract Analysis
+
+### 1. program-escrow ✅ HAS RE-ENTRANCY GUARDS
+
+**Location:** `contracts/program-escrow/src/reentrancy_guard.rs`
+
+**Implementation:**
+- Complete re-entrancy guard module with acquire/release functions
+- Guards actively used in `lib.rs` at lines 4730, 4755, 4909, 5060, 5219, 5488, 5616
+- Protected functions:
+  - `single_payout()` - Single recipient payout
+  - `batch_payout()` - Multiple recipient payouts
+  - `trigger_program_releases()` - Scheduled release execution
+
+**Security Features:**
+- Follows checks-effects-interactions pattern
+- Comprehensive documentation in `REENTRANCY_GUARD_DOCUMENTATION.md`
+- 15 comprehensive tests covering:
+  - Basic guard functionality
+  - Single payout protection
+  - Batch payout protection
+  - Cross-function protection
+  - Schedule release protection
+  - Sequential operations
+  - Guard state verification
+
+**Documentation:** `contracts/program-escrow/REENTRANCY_GUARD_DOCUMENTATION.md`
+
+### 2. bounty_escrow ✅ HAS RE-ENTRANCY GUARDS
+
+**Location:** `contracts/bounty_escrow/contracts/escrow/src/reentrancy_guard.rs`
+
+**Implementation:**
+- Complete re-entrancy guard module
+- Guards actively used in main functions:
+  - `lock_funds_logic` (line 3814)
+  - `release_funds_logic` (line 4443)
+  - `refund` (line 5779)
+  - `claim` (line 4931)
+  - `claim_with_capability`
+  - `refund_with_capability`
+  - `refund_resolved`
+  - `release_with_capability`
+
+**Protected Functions (from documentation):**
+| Function                 | External call          |
+|--------------------------|------------------------|
+| `lock_funds`             | token `transfer`       |
+| `lock_funds_anon`        | token `transfer`       |
+| `release_funds`          | token `transfer`       |
+| `partial_release`        | token `transfer`       |
+| `refund`                 | token `transfer`       |
+| `refund_resolved`        | token `transfer`       |
+| `refund_with_capability` | token `transfer`       |
+| `release_with_capability`| token `transfer`       |
+| `claim`                  | token `transfer`       |
+| `batch_lock_funds`       | token `transfer` ×N    |
+| `batch_release_funds`    | token `transfer` ×N    |
+| `emergency_withdraw`     | token `transfer`       |
+
+**Security Features:**
+- Follows checks-effects-interactions pattern
+- Test coverage in `test_reentrancy_guard.rs`
+- Guards applied before token transfers
+- State updates happen before external calls (CEI pattern)
+
+**Note:** Some commented-out guard calls exist in disabled recurring lock functions (lines 8605-8806), but these are in entirely commented-out code for a disabled feature.
+
+### 3. grainlify-core ⚠️ NO RE-ENTRANCY GUARDS (NOT REQUIRED)
+
+**Analysis:**
+- No re-entrancy guard module
+- No token transfers or cross-contract calls found
+- This is a governance/admin contract that handles:
+  - Contract upgrades
+  - Timelock management
+  - Configuration snapshots
+  - Multisig operations
+  - Admin rotation
+
+**Why Guards Not Needed:**
+- Functions like `upgrade()`, `execute_upgrade()`, `set_timelock_delay()` don't make external calls
+- No token transfers occur in this contract
+- No oracle queries or cross-contract calls
+- State mutations are internal only
+- Re-entrancy is not a concern for this contract type
+
+### 4. escrow-view-facade ⚠️ NO RE-ENTRANCY GUARDS (NOT REQUIRED)
+
+**Analysis:**
+- Read-only contract that queries bounty_escrow for data
+- Makes cross-contract calls but only for reading
+- No state mutations occur
+- Functions: `get_escrow_summary()`, `get_escrow_summaries()`, `get_user_portfolio()`
+
+**Why Guards Not Needed:**
+- View-only operations cannot be re-entrancy vectors
+- No token transfers
+- No state mutations
+- Read operations are inherently safe from re-entrancy
+
+## Checks-Effects-Interactions Pattern Verification
+
+### program-escrow
+✅ Pattern correctly implemented:
+1. Acquire re-entrancy guard
+2. Perform checks (auth, paused, status)
+3. Commit effects (state writes)
+4. Execute interactions (token transfers)
+5. Release guard
+
+### bounty_escrow
+✅ Pattern correctly implemented:
+1. Acquire re-entrancy guard
+2. Perform checks (auth, paused, status, amount validation)
+3. Commit effects (state updates before token transfer)
+4. Execute interactions (token transfers)
+5. Release guard
+
+Example from `refund()` function (line 5860):
+```rust
+// EFFECTS: update state before external call (CEI)
+invariants::assert_escrow(&env, &escrow);
+escrow.remaining_amount = escrow.remaining_amount.checked_sub(refund_amount).unwrap();
+escrow.status = EscrowStatus::Refunded;
+// Then token transfer happens
+```
+
+## Conclusion
+
+**Issue #205 is INCORRECT and should be CLOSED.**
+
+The contracts that handle token transfers and make cross-contract calls (program-escrow and bounty_escrow) already have:
+- ✅ Re-entrancy guard modules
+- ✅ Guards actively used in all token transfer functions
+- ✅ Checks-effects-interactions pattern correctly implemented
+- ✅ Comprehensive test coverage
+- ✅ Documentation
+
+The contracts that don't have re-entrancy guards (grainlify-core, escrow-view-facade) don't need them because:
+- grainlify-core: No token transfers or external calls
+- escrow-view-facade: Read-only operations only
+
+## Recommendations
+
+1. **Close Issue #205** as the issue is based on incorrect information
+2. **No code changes required** - re-entrancy guards are already properly implemented
+3. **Consider updating documentation** to clarify which contracts have guards and why others don't need them
+4. **Keep existing test suites** to ensure guards continue to work correctly
+
+## Analysis Date
+
+May 28, 2026
+
+## Analyzed By
+
+Cascade AI Assistant