✨ feat: Formal verification #241
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Thanks a lot Rahul, you did it again!
I removed FV placeholder from the sidebar because wanted to avoid having an extra empty page, especially while hive and other testing tools are not documented. This is great and fits the wiki well. I left some ideas for more resources and nitpicks :)
Co-authored-by: Mário Havel <[email protected]>
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I noticed the entry for formal verification was removed from the sidebar, maybe because it was a stretch. My research on the subject started few days ago and I figured I'd document it especially because of its role in Ethereum, and testing of critical systems in general.