refactor(test-utils): remove createEitherTestUser

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Split out of #673 per review (comment): removes the duplicate createEitherTestUser test helper in favor of eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey, so there is one clear way to build an Either<ZswapCoinPublicKey, ContractAddress> fixture.

The two were byte-identical — createEitherTestUser(str) produced encodeCoinPublicKey(toHexPadded(str)), exactly what eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey(toHexPadded(str)) produces — so every call site is rewritten to the latter and test values do not change.

No longer stacked. #673 introduced eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey and has since merged, so this branch is a single commit containing only the helper consolidation.

Rebased onto current main, which since collapsed the three shielded-key fixtures into one shieldedTestKey (#694). Its dry arm now builds the synthetic key inline, so the fixture keeps exactly the same keys on both backends.

Scope note: the archive package keeps its own separate createEitherTestUser (a local copy in src/archive/test/utils/address.ts) — out of scope for this review comment. createEitherTestUserAddress is a different helper and is untouched.

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• I have read the Contributing Guide
• I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works. Existing suites cover the swap; eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey already has its own fixture test.
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Updated test fixtures to use realistic, padded coin public keys for owner, recipient, refund, signer, and change addresses.
  • Improved coverage consistency across ownership, multisig, treasury, token, and utility scenarios.
  • Removed obsolete test coverage for the retired synthetic address helper.
• Chores
  • Standardized shielded key fixture generation while preserving live environment-key behavior.

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Changes

Coin public key fixture migration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Replace the Either address helper contracts/test-utils/fixtures/address.ts	Replaces createEitherTestUser with eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey. Updates generated Either public key pairs to use the new helper.
Update shielded fixture fallbacks contracts/test-utils/fixtures/shieldedKey.ts, contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/shieldedKey.test.ts	Uses toHexPadded and eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey for dry-backend recipient and signer fixtures and expectations.
Migrate contract test fixtures contracts/src/access/test/ZOwnablePK.test.ts, contracts/src/multisig/test/*, contracts/src/token/test/*, contracts/src/utils/test/utils.test.ts	Constructs test users, recipients, refund targets, and routing destinations from padded hexadecimal coin public keys.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 9da82

This change consolidates duplicate test utilities without changing test values or product behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

Poem

I’m a rabbit with keys in a neat little row,
Padded hex paths make the test fixtures glow.
Old helpers hop out, new addresses appear,
Each Either now carries its public key clear.
Squeak, the tests are aligned! 🐇

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/shieldedKey.test.ts (1)

34-34: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Keep fallback expectations independent of the implementation helper.

The expected values call the same eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey(toHexPadded(...)) expressions as shieldedTestRecipient and shieldedTestSigner. A regression in that conversion can update both actual and expected values and still pass. Compare the returned .left.bytes with fixed expected bytes produced from a known 32-byte key.

Also applies to: 66-66

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In `@contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/shieldedKey.test.ts` at line 34, Update
the fallback expectations in the shieldedKey tests to compare .left.bytes
against fixed byte values derived from known 32-byte keys, rather than calling
eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey or toHexPadded. Apply the same change to both
affected expectations while leaving shieldedTestRecipient and shieldedTestSigner
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Nitpick comments:
In `@contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/shieldedKey.test.ts`:
- Line 34: Update the fallback expectations in the shieldedKey tests to compare
.left.bytes against fixed byte values derived from known 32-byte keys, rather
than calling eitherUserFromCoinPublicKey or toHexPadded. Apply the same change
to both affected expectations while leaving shieldedTestRecipient and
shieldedTestSigner setup unchanged.

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📒 Files selected for processing (11)

• contracts/src/access/test/ZOwnablePK.test.ts
• contracts/src/multisig/test/ForwarderPrivate.test.ts
• contracts/src/multisig/test/ShieldedTreasuryStateless.test.ts
• contracts/src/token/test/NativeShieldedToken.test.ts
• contracts/src/token/test/NativeShieldedTokenCore.test.ts
• contracts/src/token/test/NativeShieldedTokenFamily.test.ts
• contracts/src/utils/test/utils.test.ts
• contracts/test-utils/fixtures/address.ts
• contracts/test-utils/fixtures/shieldedKey.ts
• contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/address.test.ts
• contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/shieldedKey.test.ts

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• contracts/test-utils/fixtures/test/address.test.ts

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