Fix #159 : LibERC721Enumerable.sol now set token owner during mint to resolve missing ownership #160
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Summary
This pull request fixes [#159] — the bug where LibERC721Enumerable.mint() did not assign ownership for newly minted tokens. Without this assignment, the token appeared non-existent (ownerOf[tokenId] == address(0)), causing transferFrom and burn to revert.
Changes Made
s.ownerOf[_tokenId] = _to;in mint() before updating enumeration arrays.