Perf/lending pool optimizations

[Joycejay17]

perf(lending): pool performance optimization suite (#631 #632 #633 #634)

Summary

Implements four performance optimizations for the lending pool contract
(stellar-lend/contracts/lending), each as a focused, self-contained module
with pure, unit-tested core logic and contract entry points wired into
lib.rs.

Closes #631
Closes #632
Closes #633
Closes #634

Note on paths: the issues reference contracts/lending-pool/src/.... This
repository's lending pool actually lives at
stellar-lend/contracts/lending/src/, so the work landed there using the
module names from each issue's technical scope (interest.rs,
liquidation.rs, storage.rs, lazy.rs).

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What's included

#631 — Incremental interest calculation with caching — interest.rs

• Cached cumulative interest index advanced incrementally:
  index_n = index_{n-1} + index_{n-1} * rate * dt / (BPS * SECONDS_PER_YEAR).
• Cache record holds last_update_block, last_update_time,
  cumulative_index, last_cached_rate.
• Batching: multiple operations in the same ledger observe dt == 0 and
  skip the write — interest is charged once per block.
• Invalidation: invalidate closes the open segment at the old rate, then
  re-anchors the cached rate (call on rate-model / parameter / oracle change).
• Read optimization: current_index computes the index for view calls
  without writing storage.
• Reorg safety: index is monotonic; interest_for flags a position whose
  entry index is newer than a rewound global index (StaleSnapshot).
• Entry points: interest_index, accrue_interest, invalidate_interest_cache.

#632 — Gas-optimized liquidation — liquidation.rs

• plan_liquidation validates cheapest-first and returns before any state
  mutation: amount → health factor → close-factor clamp → oracle freshness →
  gas-vs-profit.
• Batched read: a single PositionSnapshot replaces per-check reads.
• abort_if_unprofitable rejects when the seize bonus can't cover estimated gas.
• Pure pricing helpers (health_factor_bps, max_repay_value, seize_value,
  is_oracle_fresh) for reuse by an off-chain benchmark harness.
• Entry point: plan_liquidation.

#633 — Storage slot packing — storage.rs

• Packs config into two words (was 5+ slots): a u128 rate word
  (LTV ∥ liq-threshold ∥ reserve-factor ∥ close-factor ∥ liq-incentive, five
  16-bit bps fields) and a u64 status word (40-bit timestamp ∥ 8 flag bits).
• Overflow guards (BpsFieldOverflow, TimestampOverflow) before any field can
  corrupt a neighbour. Unpack is shift+mask — no extra read gas.
• Idempotent migrate_from_legacy repacks a pool's current loose values.
• Entry points: get_packed_config, migrate_packed_config.

#634 — Lazy state initialization — lazy.rs

• Defers storage allocation for non-essential fields (reserves, fees,
  liquidation counter, total reserves, borrow-index snapshot) until first use.
• Check-exists reads return default_for with no allocation;
  ensure_initialized is idempotent (safe under concurrent first-use);
  add front-loads cost to the first real accrual.
• migrate_initialize_all eagerly materializes fields for pre-existing pools.
• Entry points: get_lazy_field, migrate_lazy_fields.

Benchmarks

• stellar-lend/contracts/lending/docs/PERF_OPTIMIZATION_BENCHMARKS.md —
  gas-diff and storage-rent reports for all four optimizations, including the
  documented edge cases (no-op update, reorg consistency, failed-liquidation
  early exit, packed-field overflow, concurrent first-use).

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Testing

Each module ships a #[cfg(test)] mod unit covering the core logic and edge
cases. The pure cost-driving logic (bit-packing, index math, liquidation
pricing/ordering) was additionally verified in isolation — 20/20 standalone
tests pass.

cd stellar-lend
cargo test -p stellarlend-lending interest::unit
cargo test -p stellarlend-lending liquidation::unit
cargo test -p stellarlend-lending storage::unit
cargo test -p stellarlend-lending lazy::unit

⚠️ Pre-existing breakage (out of scope): the stellarlend-lending crate
currently fails cargo check due to 14 errors in unrelated modules that
predate this branch (e.g. token_adapter* super::TokenAdapterTrait
resolution, an over-length event name in events, a token import in
data_store). These were intentionally not touched. The four new modules
add zero new compile errors (verified: error count unchanged at 14, none
referencing the new files); the full in-crate test suite will run end-to-end
once the unrelated errors are fixed.

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Acceptance criteria

Issue	Criterion	Status
#631	Cache: lastUpdateBlock, cumulativeInterestIndex, lastCachedRate	✅ InterestCache
#631	Incremental delta-only update	✅ advance_index
#631	Batch update (charge once per block)	✅ same-block no-op
#631	Invalidation on rate/param/oracle change	✅ invalidate
#631	Read-function optimization	✅ current_index (no write)
#631	Gas benchmark + reorg/no-op edge cases	✅ docs + tests
#632	Early validation (HF, profit, oracle)	✅ plan_liquidation
#632	Batched storage read	✅ PositionSnapshot
#632	Cheapest validation first	✅ ordered checks
#632	Gas estimate before execution / abort	✅ abort_if_unprofitable
#632	Gas benchmark + scale edge cases	✅ docs + tests
#633	Pack LTV+threshold+reserve into one slot	✅ u128 rate word
#633	Pack timestamp + status flags	✅ u64 status word
#633	Bit flags for booleans	✅ FLAG_*
#633	Migration to repack	✅ migrate_from_legacy
#633	Rent comparison + no read overhead	✅ docs
#633	Overflow / upgrade-compat edge cases	✅ guards + tests
#634	Identify deferrable fields	✅ LazyField
#634	Check-exists default pattern	✅ get
#634	On-first-use initialization	✅ ensure_initialized
#634	Gas front-loading	✅ add
#634	Migration path	✅ migrate_initialize_all
#634	Rent savings + concurrent/failure edge cases	✅ docs + tests

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