fix: ejection manager inclusive ejection #462
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**Motivation:** Middleware slashing audit fixes from Hexens and Dedaub. **Modifications:** **Medium Sev** - #467 **Low Sev** - #462 - #463 - #468 - #474 - note: this removes stale stakes checks from the `BLSSignatureChecker` **Informational/Docs** - #465 - #466 - #472 **Result:** Audit fixes applied to slashing.
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Motivation:
Per Hexens Eigen2-2, The current rate limit logic allows ejection beyond the allowed limit.
Modifications:
Modify the ejection logic such that when the caller is the ejector, do not automatically eject the first operator regardless of limit.
Result:
Proper rate limit assertions.