Multi-provider oracle result normalization

[greatest0fallt1me]

Description

• Consistent internal representation for decimals and comparison operators.

Requirements and context

• Must be secure, tested, and documented.
• Should be efficient and easy to review for auditors and integrators.
• Scope is Predictify Hybrid Soroban smart contracts in predictify-contracts only (no frontend or backend services).

Suggested execution

• Fork the repository and create a branch:
  • git checkout -b feature/oracle-normalization
• Implement changes:
  1. Contract / module: update logic in contracts/predictify-hybrid/src/oracles.rs and related modules as required.
  2. Tests: extend or add oracle_integration_tests.rs (and supporting test utilities under contracts/predictify-hybrid/src/tests/ when applicable).
  3. Documentation: update or add docs/contracts/ORACLE_RESOLUTION.md; add a link from docs/README.md when adding new top-level docs.
  4. Comments: use Rust doc comments (///, //!) on all new or changed public contract API — equivalent discipline to NatSpec for Solidity.

Primary touchpoints: contracts/predictify-hybrid/src/oracles.rs

Test and commit

• Run cargo test -p predictify-hybrid and narrow with filters while iterating.
• Add regression tests for every bug or ambiguity found during review.
• In the PR, include summarized test output and short security notes (threat model, invariants proven, explicit non-goals).

Example commit message

feat(contract): normalize multi-provider oracle results

Guidelines

• Target ≥ 95% line coverage on modules touched (e.g. cargo llvm-cov / cargo tarpaulin per repo conventions).
• Documentation must be sufficient for an external integrator without reading all Rust internals.
• Timeframe: 96 hours from assignment.

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