_getDeltaTimestamp() function could potentially underflow if lastTimestamp is greater than block.timestamp.
The _getDeltaTimestamp() function calculates the difference between the current block timestamp and the lastTimestamp stored in the contract:
Under normal circumstances, block.timestamp should always be greater than or equal to lastTimestamp because block.timestamp represents the current time, and lastTimestamp should logically be a time in the past when the last relevant action occurred.
However, if the  lastTimestamp is set to a future time (a time greater than block.timestamp), the subtraction uint40(block.timestamp) - lastTimestamp would cause an underflow.
All functions that rely on this function to calculate the deltaTimestamp such as readTwaReserves(), readInstantaneousReserves() etc  would therefore revert and halt execution.
Manual Review
Add a require statement to ensure that lastTimestamp is not greater than the current block.timestamp.
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