Observability+ZK-friendly: pool-aggregate commitments (#371)

[daRk8238]

Summary

• Closes Observability+ZK-friendly: commitment-based public aggregates without leaking full orderbooks early #371 — publishes a rolling SHA-256 commitment over pool_up/pool_down (and the Precision aggregate stake) during a round's betting window instead of exposing raw aggregates in events, reducing what a passive indexer observes pre-close.
• New permissionless open_pool_commitment entrypoint reveals the salt + final aggregate once bet_end_ledger passes (also triggered automatically at settlement/cancellation/refund), so any observer can recompute and verify the commitment against the last published event.
• get_round_pool_stats is left fully unchanged — additive-only, no breaking change.
• Splits the monolithic DataKey enum into DataKeyCore/DataKeyExt/DataKeyScoped to give the new commitment keys a scoped namespace; this mechanically touches most contract modules.

Known issues

16 pre-existing tests currently fail on this branch (cei_ordering, cost_benchmarks, leaderboard/leaderboard_seasons, pending_winnings_expiry, resolution), including a stake-weighted Precision payout regression in resolution.rs (test_resolve_precision_stake_weighted_policy). Filing this PR as-is per author request; follow-up fix needed before merge.

Test plan

• cargo build --lib — clean
• cargo test --lib pool_commitments — 11/11 new tests pass
• cargo test --lib — 619/635 pass, 16 known failures (see above) — needs fix before merge

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[josephchimebuka]

Review — Request changes

Thanks for the clear PR body and the honest “known failures” section. The commitment module itself (commitments.rs) is a reasonable sketch, but this is not mergeable yet given broken CI surface, error-semantic regressions, and missing docs called out in code.

Blocking

1. Full suite is red (author-reported)
   PR states 619/635 pass with 16 failures (cei_ordering, cost_benchmarks, leaderboard seasons, pending_winnings_expiry, resolution including test_resolve_precision_stake_weighted_policy, etc.).

   Please do not merge until cargo test --lib is green (or failures are proven pre-existing on the same main tip with a bisect note). A payout-policy regression in resolution.rs is especially serious.

2. Error-code semantic regressions
   Diff remaps several distinct errors onto unrelated variants, which will break clients and operators:

   • OracleNotSet → AdminNotSet (heartbeat path)
   • UnsupportedDataKeyForTtlTouch → InvalidMode
   • quorum validation → OracleDeviationExceeded (was TooFewObservations / InsufficientOracleQuorum)
   • missing expiry / missing pending → all PendingWinningsNotExpired

   Fix: restore precise ContractError variants (add aliases only if XDR/variant limits force a split — don’t collapse meanings).

3. Referenced doc missing
   commitments.rs points at docs/POOL_COMMITMENTS.md, but that file is not in the PR (404 on the branch). Add the doc (trust boundary, what is/isn’t hidden, verification steps) or remove the reference.

High

4. Observability goal vs get_round_pool_stats
   Leaving raw pool stats fully public means a passive indexer still learns aggregates pre-close. That’s fine if intentional, but then the PR should frame this as binding/fairness commitments, not as hiding pool sizes. Consider:

   • gating get_round_pool_stats behind bet_end_ledger / opening, or
   • documenting explicitly that storage/RPC still leaks and events-only consumers are the only audience.

5. Opening with zero salt fallback
   _open_pool_commitment uses [0u8; 32] when salt is missing. Prefer fail-closed (Err / no-op without emitting a verifiable open) so a missing salt can’t produce a plausible opening event.

6. Huge unrelated churn
   types.rs (−2615) and especially tests/security.rs (−7953 / +2181) make review extremely hard and raise “accidental behavior change” risk. Split:

   • PR A: DataKey split / storage namespace (mechanical)
   • PR B: pool commitments feature + focused tests
   • Avoid rewriting unrelated security tests unless required to compile.

Medium / nits

7. Confirm AlreadyRevealed / InvalidRevealWindow are stable public codes and covered in bindings if the frontend uses them.
8. Add a golden test that recomputes sha256(preimage) from a published opening and matches the last ("pool","commit") event (end-to-end verifier).
9. Salt via env.prng() is correctly caveated — keep that language in the missing doc so reviewers don’t treat this as confidentiality.

Re-review checklist

• cargo test --lib green on this branch
• Error codes restored / not overloaded
• docs/POOL_COMMITMENTS.md added (or refs removed)
• Diff slimmed or split; no silent security-test rewrites
• Optional: fail-closed on missing salt; clarify pool-stats policy