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[OTE-730] add test to check register affiliate auth #2235

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Add e2e tests to verify auth

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  • Documentation

    • Enhanced comments in the RegisterAffiliate function to clarify the role of the referee in the message signing process, improving understanding of security requirements.
  • Tests

    • Introduced a new test case, TestMsgServer_RegisterAffiliateInvalidSigner, to validate the behavior of the affiliate registration process with various signer addresses, ensuring only authorized signers can register affiliates.
    • Added a comprehensive test suite for the RegisterAffiliate functionality, assessing valid and invalid signer scenarios to enhance reliability.

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This pull request clarifies comments in the RegisterAffiliate function within the msgServer type, highlighting the referee's role in the message signing process. It introduces a new test function to validate the behavior of the MsgRegisterAffiliate message with various signer addresses, improving test coverage for affiliate registration functionality. Additionally, a new test suite is created to thoroughly assess the RegisterAffiliate functionality under different signer conditions.

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File Change Summary
protocol/x/affiliates/keeper/msg_server.go Clarified comments in the RegisterAffiliate function regarding the referee's role in signing.
protocol/x/affiliates/keeper/msg_server_test.go Added TestMsgServer_RegisterAffiliateInvalidSigner to test the behavior of the registration with various signers.
protocol/x/affiliates/e2e/register_affiliate_test.go Introduced a comprehensive test suite for RegisterAffiliate, validating signer conditions through multiple test cases.

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  • protocol/x/affiliates/e2e/register_affiliate_test.go (1 hunks)
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  • protocol/x/affiliates/e2e/register_affiliate_test.go

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@@ -132,3 +132,66 @@ func TestMsgServer_UpdateAffiliateTiers(t *testing.T) {
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func TestMsgServer_RegisterAffiliateInvalidSigner(t *testing.T) {
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Nit: let's move this to protocol/x/affiliates/e2e (similar to protocol/x/clob/e2e), since this is an e2e test, not just the message server.

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