Standardization of Function and Property Naming in hardhat ignition viem

[Marcofann]

This PR updates function and property names in multiple test files within the Hardhat Ignition Viem package to improve consistency and ensure alignment with correct naming conventions. The changes enhance code clarity and prevent potential misinterpretations.

Changes:

• Updated nonexistantRead, nonexistantWrite, and nonexistantEstimate → nonexistentRead, nonexistentWrite, and nonexistentEstimate across:
  • named-deployment-contract.ts
  • named-contract-at.ts
  • artifact-deployment-contract.ts
  • artifact-contract-at.ts
  • viem-results.ts

Why This Change?

Consistent naming of functions and properties is essential for maintainability and reducing potential confusion during development. This update ensures uniformity across test files, improving code readability and reducing the risk of errors.

Risks

Low – This update only affects naming conventions in test files without modifying logic or functionality.

Testing

• Verified that all test cases reference the updated function names.
• Confirmed that the corrections align with the intended functionality in the Hardhat Ignition Viem package.

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