Test suite

The coverage appears comfortably adequate across all three pull requests, and each suite does a credible job of simulating real-world usage.

PR 114 (fee market) ships the most rigorous package. Dozens of new test files test AnteHandler deductions, keeper math, and end-to-end block production.

PR 135 (dynamic quorum) tests marching participation from its minimum to maximum values, confirming that the clamp logic kicks in when turnout collapses and fails on malformed parameters. What it lacks is a property or fuzz layer for the participation exponential-moving-average (EMA) formula, so extremely skewed data could still uncover edge cases.

PR 69 (deposit throttler) delivers a broad keeper suite that hits GetMinDeposit branches, ABCI hooks, CLI queries, and migration code. An end-to-end test submits a proposal, walks deposits over several blocks, and confirms the ledger state matches expectations. The numerical backoff function is not fuzzed, which leaves a small window for atypical deposit patterns to slip through.

Overall, functional coverage is good, integration paths are proven, and negative scenarios such as invalid parameters, clamped quorum limits, and mismatched deposit denoms are explicitly asserted.