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HARDHAT CONVERSION: Switch to CI-friendly Hardhat as primary tool Major Changes: ✅ Prioritize Hardhat over Foundry for CI/CD ✅ Add tool field to matrix for clear separation ✅ Clean installation with npm instead of curl installers ✅ Better CI compatibility and reliability New Matrix Structure: - aitbc-token (Hardhat) ✅ - contracts-root-hardhat (Hardhat) ✅ - contracts-root-foundry (Foundry) - legacy support ⚠️ Hardhat Benefits: 🔥 CI-friendly and reliable 🔥 npm install instead of curl installers 🔥 No PATH issues or shell sourcing problems 🔥 Stable ecosystem with JS/TS tooling 🔥 Widely used in production Foundry Changes: ⚠️ Marked as legacy support only ⚠️ Added migration recommendations ⚠️ Kept for backward compatibility ⚠️ Optional installation with warnings Workflow Improvements: 1. Installation: - Hardhat: npm install --legacy-peer-deps ✅ - Foundry: Optional with warnings ⚠️ 2. Compilation: - Hardhat: npx hardhat compile ✅ - Foundry: forge build (legacy) ⚠️ 3. Testing: - Hardhat: npx hardhat test ✅ - Foundry: forge test (legacy) ⚠️ 4. All Steps: - Clear tool separation - Priority messaging - Migration suggestions - Better error handling Impact: - Much more reliable CI/CD execution - No more Foundry installation issues - Faster workflow execution - Better developer experience - Clear migration path This converts the problematic Foundry workflow into a reliable Hardhat-first approach while keeping Foundry support for legacy projects that need it.