Reject missing referenced EVM bytecode - #5448
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Return a typed database error when a non-empty code hash has no bytecode record so corrupted state cannot execute as empty code. Preserve canonical empty-code accounts and existing type errors. Add regression coverage for transfers, nested execution, delegation, system calls, and distinct bytecode integrity failures.
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Reject missing bytecode referenced by non-empty EVM code hashes with a typed integrity error while preserving canonical empty-code behavior and distinct type errors.