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FOUNDRY INSTALLATION FIX: Handle corrupted downloads and fallback methods Issues Fixed: ❌ ./foundryup: Zeile 1: Not: Kommando nicht gefunden ❌ Downloaded foundryup is corrupted/incomplete ❌ Alternative installation failing Root Cause: - Downloaded foundryup file is corrupted (only 9 bytes) - File doesn't contain proper bash script content - No verification of download integrity Solution Applied: ✅ Added download verification before execution ✅ Fallback to direct tar.gz installation ✅ File integrity checking with head command ✅ Multiple installation methods for reliability ✅ Proper error handling and recovery Installation Methods: 1. Standard foundryup (preferred) 2. Verified foundryup download 3. Direct foundry tar.gz extraction (fallback) Changes Made: 1. Download Verification: - Check if downloaded file contains bash shebang - Detect corrupted downloads before execution 2. Fallback Installation: - Download foundry-linux-amd64.tar.gz - Extract and install directly to .foundry/bin - Install forge, cast, chisel tools 3. Error Recovery: - Graceful handling of corrupted downloads - Multiple fallback options - Proper PATH setup for all methods Impact: - Foundry installation now works reliably - Handles download corruption gracefully - Multiple installation methods ensure success - Smart contract testing workflow works consistently This resolves the critical issue where Foundry tools were not installing due to corrupted downloads in CI.