512 bit support

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Fixes #765

PR Checklist

• Tests
• Documentation

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved fixed-point I256 multiplication and division to recover valid results when intermediate calculations overflow.
  • Added support for floor, ceiling, and truncation rounding in recovered calculations.
  • Checked arithmetic now clearly reports unsupported, zero-denominator, and unrepresentable results.

• Documentation

  • Expanded guidance for I256 and Wad arithmetic, including overflow limits, rounding, and error behavior.
  • Added usage examples and recommendations for checked operations.

• Tests

  • Added comprehensive coverage for overflow recovery, rounding, boundaries, signs, and representability.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds exact phantom-overflow recovery for I256 fixed-point multiplication and division. It preserves rounding modes, adds representability checks, documents arithmetic behavior, and expands property and boundary tests. Wad documentation and operator-boundary tests are also updated.

Changes

Fixed-point math

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Math contracts and documented boundaries packages/contract-utils/README.md, packages/contract-utils/src/math/mod.rs, packages/contract-utils/src/math/i256_fixed_point.rs, packages/contract-utils/src/math/wad.rs	Documentation describes checked and panicking behavior, phantom-overflow recovery, denominator limits, rounding, and Wad operator limits.
I256 decomposition fallback packages/contract-utils/src/math/i256_fixed_point.rs	I256 operations retry overflowing intermediate products through signed magnitude and remainder decomposition. The fallback applies checked arithmetic, sign restoration, representability checks, and floor, ceil, or truncation rounding.
Fallback and boundary validation packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/i256_fixed_point.rs, packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/wad.rs	Tests cover fallback equivalence, signs, rounding, denominator bounds, representability, checked behavior, dispatcher consistency, and Wad overflow boundaries.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 82e1c

The change is mergeable with owner follow-up: several public explanations of negative denominators, overflow and zero-denominator errors, and a numeric bound are inaccurate. These issues could mislead users about supported behavior and failure handling, but no concrete runtime defect or merge-blocking readiness failure is identified.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant I256_mul_div_entry_points
  participant checked_mul_div_decomposed
  participant U256_magnitude_terms
  participant I256_result_validation
  I256_mul_div_entry_points->>I256_mul_div_entry_points: Attempt direct checked multiplication
  I256_mul_div_entry_points->>checked_mul_div_decomposed: Recover an overflowing product
  checked_mul_div_decomposed->>U256_magnitude_terms: Decompose operands by denominator
  U256_magnitude_terms->>checked_mul_div_decomposed: Return checked quotient and remainder terms
  checked_mul_div_decomposed->>I256_result_validation: Apply sign and rounding
  I256_result_validation->>I256_mul_div_entry_points: Return representable result or failure

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Suggested reviewers: brozorec

Poem

I hop through products too wide for the pen,
And split them by remainders, then join them again.
Floor, ceil, and truncate keep rhythm and grace,
While checked paths guard every boundary space.
The Wad notes its limits in ink bright and clear.
A rabbit approves: exact math is here!

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2

❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Out of Scope Changes check	⚠️ Warning	The I256 implementation, tests, and related documentation are in scope. The additional Wad documentation and Wad-specific tests are not required by issue #765 and extend beyond its stated scope.	Remove the Wad-only changes or explain and separately track them with a linked issue that requires the Wad documentation and test updates.
Description check	⚠️ Warning	The description includes the issue reference and marks tests and documentation complete, but it does not describe the changes or provide context for the implementation.	Add a concise summary of the I256 phantom-overflow handling, supported denominator range, rounding behavior, failure conditions, and the related tests and documentation updates.

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The implementation addresses issue #765 by avoiding the overflowing intermediate product, supporting signed values and rounding modes, enforcing the denominator bound, preserving checked failure behav…
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 94.67% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 75 functions across 5 files. (1 skipped: 1 …
Title check	✅ Passed	The title identifies the arithmetic support change and is related to the pull request. It is broad and does not specify phantom-overflow handling or I256 fixed-point operations.

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Explanation

The implementation addresses issue #765 by avoiding the overflowing intermediate product, supporting signed values and rounding modes, enforcing the denominator bound, preserving checked failure behavior, and adding documentation and tests.

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Docstring coverage is 94.67% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 75 functions across 5 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)

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Inline comments:
In `@packages/contract-utils/README.md`:
- Around line 151-153: Update the README statement about panicking variants so
SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow is claimed only for applicable mul_div overflow
paths; clarify or remove the claim for Wad operators and plain arithmetic cases
that instead use native or host failures.

In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/i256_fixed_point.rs`:
- Around line 134-139: Update the documentation note near checked_mul_div to
qualify zero-denominator behavior by execution path: the fast path propagates
the host arithmetic error, while the overflow fallback produces
SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow. Preserve the existing distinction for
I256::MIN / -1.

In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/mod.rs`:
- Around line 32-45: Update the documentation around the I256 decomposition
identity to define D as the absolute value of the denominator, ensuring the
remainder bounds are valid for negative denominators. State that the
implementation restores the denominator’s sign before rounding, while preserving
the existing overflow and supported-domain explanation.

In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/wad.rs`:
- Around line 240-247: Correct the explanatory comment in
test_div_operator_dividend_bound_exceeded to state the bound as i128::MAX
divided by WAD_SCALE squared, while preserving the existing approximate value
and test behavior.

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• packages/contract-utils/README.md
• packages/contract-utils/src/math/i256_fixed_point.rs
• packages/contract-utils/src/math/mod.rs
• packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/i256_fixed_point.rs
• packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/wad.rs
• packages/contract-utils/src/math/wad.rs

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Review — stellar-contract-utils

• src/math/wad.rs:44 — the # Overflow table promises the operators panic at those bounds, but +, -, *, / and * i128 only panic when the crate at the top of the build sets overflow-checks = true; on Cargo's release default they wrap, so Wad::from_raw(i128::MAX) + Wad::from_raw(1) silently returns i128::MIN. Only the two divide-by-zero rows abort either way. Say which rows depend on the profile, or route the operators through checked_* + panic_with_error!. The same promise is in src/math/mod.rs:55 and README.md:189.
• src/math/mod.rs:20 — says a zero denominator always fails with a host arithmetic error, but through the new fallback it raises #1500, as your own mul_div_zero_denominator_via_fallback_panics shows. CodeRabbit's suggested fix only patches i256_fixed_point.rs, so this line and the matching README.md:190 paragraph still need it.
• src/math/test/i256_fixed_point.rs:581 — test_mul_div_min_by_negative_one_panics_untyped has a bare #[should_panic], so it also passes for Error(Contract, #1500) and does not pin the native-panic behaviour its comment describes; #[should_panic(expected = "Error(Object, ArithDomain)")] does. The three older zero-denominator tests at lines 19, 169 and 180 want the same, since line 846 cites them as pinning the host error.
• src/math/wad.rs:59 — two rows of the new table have no test: a / n at a.raw() == i128::MIN && n == -1, and -a at a.raw() == i128::MIN.
• commit 718125d carries a Co-Authored-By trailer, which the repo's quality checklist forbids.

[brozorec]

Nice work 🙌

Couple nitpicks, ready to approve after addressing the coderabbit reports.

I'd also suggest reviewing the inline docs, pruning unnecessary justifications and overall tightening the prose.