fix(sdk-coin-vet): preserve precision for large value transactions#7597
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good catch, we should never be using Number for amount
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Ticket: COIN-0000
This PR fixes a critical issue in VET transaction processing where large numeric values lost precision due to JavaScript's Number type limitations.
When handling transactions with values exceeding ~15-17 significant digits, the values were converted to scientific notation (e.g.,
2.332734928448876e+22instead of23327349284488761096413).The issue was in Transaction.fromDeserializedSignedTransaction() which used Number(clause.value).toString(), converting large values to scientific notation. This caused transaction output parsing to fail when comparing the expected amount with the actual amount.
The fix:
Number(clause.value).toString()withnew BigNumber(clause.value).toFixed().This change ensures accurate value representation in VET transactions, particularly important for exchanges and applications handling large value transfers.