contract: tune isolation logic
Wrap when we have outer exception handler and the method is not safe. Otherwise we wrap almost always, since non-readonly methods are very common.
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@ -118,8 +118,8 @@ func callExFromNative(ic *interop.Context, caller util.Uint160, cs *state.Contra
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ic.Invocations[cs.Hash]++
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f = ic.VM.Context().GetCallFlags() & f
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wrapped := f&(callflag.All^callflag.ReadOnly) != 0 || // If the method is safe, then it's read-only and doesn't perform storage changes or emit notifications.
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ic.VM.Context().HasTryBlock() // If the method is not wrapped into try-catch block, then changes should be discarded anyway if exception occurs.
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wrapped := ic.VM.Context().HasTryBlock() && // If the method is not wrapped into try-catch block, then changes should be discarded anyway if exception occurs.
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f&(callflag.All^callflag.ReadOnly) != 0 // If the method is safe, then it's read-only and doesn't perform storage changes or emit notifications.
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baseNtfCount := len(ic.Notifications)
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baseDAO := ic.DAO
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if wrapped {
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