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Use generated contract types with tests (using TezosToolkit<TContract>)#116
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Use generated contract types with tests (using TezosToolkit<TContract>)#116
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- Changes generated code to use simple types (so that existing tests don't need to do any type casting)
- [Don't merge] - This requires private TezosToolkit packages at runtime
- The TezosToolkit is extended with TContract generic type.
- Since the test code reuses the TezosToolkit instance to originate multiple contract types, the casting is applied to the Contract<> type and is typed with the origination methods.
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