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feat(veascan-subgraph): outbox verification event handling #340

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This PR focuses on modifying the handling of verification events in the veascan-subgraph-outbox. It introduces a new event handler for VerificationStarted and updates the existing handleVerified function to change how claims are marked as verified.

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  • Added new event VerificationStarted in subgraph.yaml.
  • Introduced handleVerificationStarted function to handle VerificationStarted events.
  • In handleVerificationStarted, added logic to find the corresponding claim and create a Verification entity.
  • Updated handleVerified to set claim.verified and claim.honest to true instead of creating a new Verification entity.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new event handler for VerificationStarted, enhancing the ability to process verification events.
    • Added functionality to handle verification events, including creating and updating verification entities based on claims.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved logging for claim updates to provide better visibility into the verification process.
  • Chores

    • Standardized loop control variables for improved code clarity and consistency.

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The changes introduce a new function, handleVerificationStarted, in the VeaOutbox.ts file to process VerificationStarted events. This function retrieves a reference object and searches for a corresponding Claim based on the event's epoch parameter. If found, it creates a Verification entity with relevant details. Additionally, the handleVerified function has been modified to update existing Claim properties instead of creating new entities. The subgraph.yaml file is updated to include the new event handler for VerificationStarted, enhancing the data source's event handling capabilities.

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File Path Change Summary
veascan-subgraph-outbox/src/VeaOutbox.ts Added handleVerificationStarted function to process VerificationStarted events; modified handleVerified to update Claim properties; updated import statements for logging.
veascan-subgraph-outbox/subgraph.yaml Added VerificationStarted event handler to dataSources for VeaOutbox, associated with handleVerificationStarted.

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A new handler hops in to save the day!
With verification starting, oh what a sight,
Claims and logs dancing, all feels just right!
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