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Root Cause:

The Solidity pragma statements in the contracts use a wide version range (^0.8.13), which allows the code to be compiled with any compiler version from 0.8.13 up to but not including 0.9.0. This can lead to unintended behavior if the code is compiled with a future compiler version that introduces breaking changes or new opcodes not supported by all networks.

Impact:

• Unexpected Behavior: Future versions of the compiler might change language semantics or introduce new features that could alter how the contract operates when recompiled.

• Security Vulnerabilities: If the contract is compiled with a newer compiler version without a thorough audit, it might introduce vulnerabilities due to unanticipated changes.

• Deployment Issues: Compiling with a newer version might generate bytecode that uses opcodes not supported on all chains, leading to deployment failures.