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feat: add Social Recovery Module on Redbelly (151, 153) - #235
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Record the official v0.1.0 CREATE2 address after replaying the Sepolia payload through the Arachnid factory on Redbelly Mainnet and Testnet.
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Add Social Recovery Module on Redbelly
This PR records the official Social Recovery Module v0.1.0 on Redbelly Mainnet (151) and Testnet (153).
Address (same CREATE2 as Sepolia / other networks):
0x4Aa5Bf7D840aC607cb5BD3249e6Af6FC86C048970x4e59b44847b379578588920cA78FbF26c0B4956C00x2461e92e269aa53ef13d4be4a0c2edfbefda8d94f108db1a1201532c2e3940eeTestnet 153
0x627e8ebffdda0857442674dd93eb9748f261206ac44f8b124320238482a5db5eMainnet 151
0x36e226fd4212704d8b5a11abbdb4754a1adbae19bc044ceea1726c9e9c7b1964eth_getCodeat the module address is non-empty on both chains (13606 bytes).Context: Safe core v1.4.1 is already listed for 151/153 in
safe-deployments. This only fills the recovery module gap.