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fix(avm): one too many range check rows #7499
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@IlyasRidhuan Isn't it the same for lookup_table_size ? Any other "trace_size" that we should adapt?
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Yeah it's true for other lookups like the binary trace, I've left that for now since we will do a larger refactor to finalize.
Plus it's less of a concern because they do not create a table whose rows are near boundary of a power of 2 (so we dont gain any performance benefits).