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Update ERC20_base.cairo #14

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Description:
Overview:
This pull request introduces significant improvements to the StarkNet ERC20 contract codebase. The primary focus has been on enhancing readability through detailed documentation and optimizing the contract's structure and syntax for better maintainability and developer experience.

Key Improvements:
Enhanced Documentation:

Added comprehensive comments throughout the contract to explain the functionality and purpose of each section and function clearly. This includes descriptions for the contract's initialization, token property getters, and core functionalities such as minting, transferring, approving, and burning tokens. Improved the clarity of event emissions within the contract, detailing when and why each event is emitted. Code Optimization:

Ensured consistent and clean code formatting for ease of reading and understanding. Reviewed and optimized the use of Cairo language features and StarkNet conventions to adhere closely to best practices, enhancing the contract's efficiency and performance. Functional Integrity:

Maintained all original functionalities of the ERC20 contract, ensuring that no essential features were lost during the optimization process. Confirmed that all operations, including token minting, transfers, approval mechanisms, and burning, remain fully functional and compliant with ERC20 standards. Objectives:
The primary goal of these changes is to make the StarkNet ERC20 contract more accessible to developers, auditors, and contributors. By providing clear documentation and optimizing the code structure, we aim to facilitate a better understanding of the contract's workings, encourage contributions, and ensure a solid foundation for future development and integrations.

Description:
Overview:
This pull request introduces significant improvements to the StarkNet ERC20 contract codebase. The primary focus has been on enhancing readability through detailed documentation and optimizing the contract's structure and syntax for better maintainability and developer experience.

Key Improvements:
Enhanced Documentation:

Added comprehensive comments throughout the contract to explain the functionality and purpose of each section and function clearly. This includes descriptions for the contract's initialization, token property getters, and core functionalities such as minting, transferring, approving, and burning tokens.
Improved the clarity of event emissions within the contract, detailing when and why each event is emitted.
Code Optimization:

Ensured consistent and clean code formatting for ease of reading and understanding.
Reviewed and optimized the use of Cairo language features and StarkNet conventions to adhere closely to best practices, enhancing the contract's efficiency and performance.
Functional Integrity:

Maintained all original functionalities of the ERC20 contract, ensuring that no essential features were lost during the optimization process.
Confirmed that all operations, including token minting, transfers, approval mechanisms, and burning, remain fully functional and compliant with ERC20 standards.
Objectives:
The primary goal of these changes is to make the StarkNet ERC20 contract more accessible to developers, auditors, and contributors. By providing clear documentation and optimizing the code structure, we aim to facilitate a better understanding of the contract's workings, encourage contributions, and ensure a solid foundation for future development and integrations.
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