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Closes #971 ,
closes #961 ,
closes #965 ,
closes #964 .

#971 — Deterministic rounding policy and cross-language fixtures
share-price-math/src/rounding.rs: explicit Rounding{Down,Up} and Op
{Deposit,Mint,Withdraw,Redeem}, a checked mul_div, and conversion helpers
that apply the policy direction per operation (deposit/redeem round down,
mint/withdraw round up) so rounding dust always stays with the vault.
FIXTURES is the canonical conformance table, mirrored verbatim by
fixtures/rounding_fixtures.json for the TS SDK and backend quote service.

#961 — Withdrawal queue safety checks for edge-case liquidity
vault/src/withdrawal_queue_safety.rs: check_queue_admission() is a pure
pre-queue guard covering non-positive and overflowing requests, corrupt
balances, requests beyond idle liquidity, and requests that would draw
down the reserve buffer. max_admissible() exposes the same boundary as a
hint for callers.

#965 — Storage layout optimized for reduced gas
vault/src/packed_storage.rs: the four u32 scalar params (fee, liquidity
buffer, cooldown, batch size) share one u128 word, collapsing four storage
reads and four rent-bearing keys into one. Per-field accessors let hot
paths read a single value without materialising the struct.

#964 — Emergency rescue flow with strict authorization
vault/src/emergency_rescue.rs: rescue requires a signature from one of two
configured, distinct emergency approvers; the vault's underlying asset is
never rescuable, so user deposits stay out of reach. check_rescue_
authorization() is pure and unit-tested; authorize_rescue() binds it to
stored approvers and require_auth().

Tests: 36 new unit tests (6 rounding + 30 vault-module).

Note: the Soroban error-enum spec caps VaultError at 50 cases and the enum was already at 49, so only RescueUnauthorized was added; the remaining new failure paths reuse MathOverflow, GovernanceSignersNotConfigured and InvalidAmount.

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Closes Junirezz#971, Junirezz#961, Junirezz#965, Junirezz#964.

Junirezz#971 — Deterministic rounding policy and cross-language fixtures
  share-price-math/src/rounding.rs: explicit Rounding{Down,Up} and Op
  {Deposit,Mint,Withdraw,Redeem}, a checked mul_div, and conversion helpers
  that apply the policy direction per operation (deposit/redeem round down,
  mint/withdraw round up) so rounding dust always stays with the vault.
  FIXTURES is the canonical conformance table, mirrored verbatim by
  fixtures/rounding_fixtures.json for the TS SDK and backend quote service.

Junirezz#961 — Withdrawal queue safety checks for edge-case liquidity
  vault/src/withdrawal_queue_safety.rs: check_queue_admission() is a pure
  pre-queue guard covering non-positive and overflowing requests, corrupt
  balances, requests beyond idle liquidity, and requests that would draw
  down the reserve buffer. max_admissible() exposes the same boundary as a
  hint for callers.

Junirezz#965 — Storage layout optimized for reduced gas
  vault/src/packed_storage.rs: the four u32 scalar params (fee, liquidity
  buffer, cooldown, batch size) share one u128 word, collapsing four storage
  reads and four rent-bearing keys into one. Per-field accessors let hot
  paths read a single value without materialising the struct.

Junirezz#964 — Emergency rescue flow with strict authorization
  vault/src/emergency_rescue.rs: rescue requires a signature from one of two
  configured, distinct emergency approvers; the vault's underlying asset is
  never rescuable, so user deposits stay out of reach. check_rescue_
  authorization() is pure and unit-tested; authorize_rescue() binds it to
  stored approvers and require_auth().

Tests: 36 new unit tests (6 rounding + 30 vault-module).

Note: the Soroban error-enum spec caps VaultError at 50 cases and the enum
was already at 49, so only RescueUnauthorized was added; the remaining new
failure paths reuse MathOverflow, GovernanceSignersNotConfigured and
InvalidAmount.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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