fix: parse Tempo chain IDs strictly

[cryptoryda]

Validate Tempo chainId parsing strictly

Summary

• reject fractional numeric methodDetails.chainId values
• reject malformed string chainId values instead of accepting partial parses
• add regression coverage for both malformed inputs

Why

Charge requests should not silently coerce an invalid chain ID. This keeps challenge parsing deterministic and prevents accidental chain mismatches.

Tests

GOCACHE=/private/tmp/mpp-go-cache go test ./pkg/tempo
GOCACHE=/private/tmp/mpp-go-cache go test ./...

[brendanjryan]

Hi! is this meant to be an application change? it only looks like it changes tests

[cryptoryda]

Yes, this is intended to be an application change. The implementation file was accidentally omitted from the previous commit. I’ve now added the strict chainId validation to pkg/tempo/request.go and kept the related regression tests in pkg/tempo/helpers_test.go. Thanks for catching this

[brendanjryan]

can you add tests / coverage for the application changes (func asInt64(value any) (int64, bool, error)) explicitly?

[cryptoryda]

I’ve added explicit table-driven tests for asInt64, covering int, int64, whole-number floats, valid strings, fractional floats, malformed strings, empty strings, unsupported types, and nil. I’ve also retained the ParseChargeRequest regression tests to verify the application-level behavior.

[brendanjryan]

thanks!

[brendanjryan]

@codex review

there are some lint issues too @cryptoryda

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[chatgpt-codex-connector]

Wrap the new table test in a test function

The new tests := ... declaration is at package scope rather than inside a function, so Go cannot parse this test file (expected declaration, found tests). Consequently, every go test invocation that includes pkg/tempo fails before compiling or running any tests; add the missing func TestAsInt64(t *testing.T) { ... } wrapper around the table and loop.

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[cryptoryda]

updated lint issue