chore: clean up invariant test files#295
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Summary
Cleans up the invariant tests for
CrossDomainMessengerandSafeCallto reduce duplication and clarify intent.CrossDomainMessenger.t.sol: collapse the success/failure invariants down to a singlebadRelayResultflag, move shared setup into a base contract, drop unused imports/sender exclusions, and tighten naming/comments.SafeCall.t.sol: introduce a sharedSafeCall_Invariantsbase, replace thenumCallscounters with abadCallResultflag, extract magic numbers into named constants, and useassumeUnusedAddressinstead of hand-rolledto.code.lengthchecks.No behavioral changes to the invariants themselves — same scenarios are exercised, just with less boilerplate.