Replace #[external(v0)] with #[abi(embed_v0)] to fix deprecation warning
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Motivation and Resolution
The
#[external(v0)]attribute has been deprecated in favor of#[abi(embed_v0)]or#[abi(per_item)], as indicated by the following warning during compilation:Usage related changes
Users no longer see the deprecation warning related to
#[external(v0)]during compilation.Contracts now use
#[abi(embed_v0)]as per the latest Cairo/Starknet standards.Development related changes
Removed deprecated
#[external(v0)]and replaced it with#[abi(embed_v0)].Ensured that all modified files still compile successfully with
scarb build.Verified that no additional errors or warnings appear.
Confirmed that this change aligns with similar updates in the repository.
Test Result