test: enforce setup block assertions in emergency contract tests#225
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Updates the emergency contract test suite to capture and explicitly assert the success of setup transactions. Ensures the contract successfully enters the paused state before querying the pause status or attempting to resume operations, preventing confusing test failures caused by silent setup errors.
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Updates the emergency contract test suite to capture and explicitly assert the success of setup transactions. Ensures the contract successfully enters the paused state before querying the pause status or attempting to resume operations, preventing confusing test failures caused by silent setup errors.