Reconcile EVM rounding dust through mint contract - #5446
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Reduce total supply for EVM rounding dust in the same tracking copy as balance writes, without charging a purse again. Cover the supply and sender balance changes with an integration test and document the system contract preference.
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Reconcile EVM rounding dust through mint in the transaction tracking copy so total supply stays correct without a second account debit; the inline runtime setup can move after the planned refactor.