// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity 0.8.15;

// Libraries
import { Math } from "@openzeppelin/contracts/utils/math/Math.sol";
import { FixedPointMathLib } from "@solady/utils/FixedPointMathLib.sol";
import { Clone } from "@solady/utils/Clone.sol";
import { Types } from "src/libraries/Types.sol";
import { Hashing } from "src/libraries/Hashing.sol";
import { RLPReader } from "src/libraries/rlp/RLPReader.sol";
import {
    GameStatus,
    GameType,
    Claim,
    Position,
    Clock,
    Duration,
    Timestamp,
    Hash,
    OutputRoot,
    LibPosition,
    LibClock,
    LocalPreimageKey,
    VMStatuses
} from "src/dispute/lib/Types.sol";
import {
    InvalidParent,
    ClaimAlreadyExists,
    ClaimAlreadyResolved,
    OutOfOrderResolution,
    InvalidChallengePeriod,
    InvalidSplitDepth,
    InvalidClockExtension,
    MaxDepthTooLarge,
    AnchorRootNotFound,
    AlreadyInitialized,
    UnexpectedRootClaim,
    GameNotInProgress,
    InvalidPrestate,
    ValidStep,
    GameDepthExceeded,
    L2BlockNumberChallenged,
    InvalidDisputedClaimIndex,
    ClockTimeExceeded,
    DuplicateStep,
    CannotDefendRootClaim,
    IncorrectBondAmount,
    InvalidLocalIdent,
    BlockNumberMatches,
    InvalidHeaderRLP,
    ClockNotExpired,
    BondTransferFailed,
    NoCreditToClaim,
    InvalidOutputRootProof,
    ClaimAboveSplit
} from "src/dispute/lib/Errors.sol";

// Interfaces
import { ISemver } from "src/universal/interfaces/ISemver.sol";
import { IDelayedWETH } from "src/dispute/interfaces/IDelayedWETH.sol";
import { IBigStepper, IPreimageOracle } from "src/dispute/interfaces/IBigStepper.sol";
import { IAnchorStateRegistry } from "src/dispute/interfaces/IAnchorStateRegistry.sol";

/// @title FaultDisputeGame
/// @notice An implementation of the `IFaultDisputeGame` interface.
contract FaultDisputeGame is Clone, ISemver {
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                         Structs                            //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice The `ClaimData` struct represents the data associated with a Claim.
    struct ClaimData {
        uint32 parentIndex;
        address counteredBy;
        address claimant;
        uint128 bond;
        Claim claim;
        Position position;
        Clock clock;
    }

    /// @notice The `ResolutionCheckpoint` struct represents the data associated with an in-progress claim resolution.
    struct ResolutionCheckpoint {
        bool initialCheckpointComplete;
        uint32 subgameIndex;
        Position leftmostPosition;
        address counteredBy;
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                         Events                             //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice Emitted when the game is resolved.
    /// @param status The status of the game after resolution.
    event Resolved(GameStatus indexed status);

    /// @notice Emitted when a new claim is added to the DAG by `claimant`
    /// @param parentIndex The index within the `claimData` array of the parent claim
    /// @param claim The claim being added
    /// @param claimant The address of the claimant
    event Move(uint256 indexed parentIndex, Claim indexed claim, address indexed claimant);

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                         State Vars                         //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice The absolute prestate of the instruction trace. This is a constant that is defined
    ///         by the program that is being used to execute the trace.
    Claim internal immutable ABSOLUTE_PRESTATE;

    /// @notice The max depth of the game.
    uint256 internal immutable MAX_GAME_DEPTH;

    /// @notice The max depth of the output bisection portion of the position tree. Immediately beneath
    ///         this depth, execution trace bisection begins.
    uint256 internal immutable SPLIT_DEPTH;

    /// @notice The maximum duration that may accumulate on a team's chess clock before they may no longer respond.
    Duration internal immutable MAX_CLOCK_DURATION;

    /// @notice An onchain VM that performs single instruction steps on a fault proof program trace.
    IBigStepper internal immutable VM;

    /// @notice The game type ID.
    GameType internal immutable GAME_TYPE;

    /// @notice WETH contract for holding ETH.
    IDelayedWETH internal immutable WETH;

    /// @notice The anchor state registry.
    IAnchorStateRegistry internal immutable ANCHOR_STATE_REGISTRY;

    /// @notice The chain ID of the L2 network this contract argues about.
    uint256 internal immutable L2_CHAIN_ID;

    /// @notice The duration of the clock extension. Will be doubled if the grandchild is the root claim of an execution
    ///         trace bisection subgame.
    Duration internal immutable CLOCK_EXTENSION;

    /// @notice The global root claim's position is always at gindex 1.
    Position internal constant ROOT_POSITION = Position.wrap(1);

    /// @notice The index of the block number in the RLP-encoded block header.
    /// @dev Consensus encoding reference:
    /// https://github.com/paradigmxyz/reth/blob/5f82993c23164ce8ccdc7bf3ae5085205383a5c8/crates/primitives/src/header.rs#L368
    uint256 internal constant HEADER_BLOCK_NUMBER_INDEX = 8;

    /// @notice Semantic version.
    /// @custom:semver 1.3.1-beta.5
    string public constant version = "1.3.1-beta.5";

    /// @notice The starting timestamp of the game
    Timestamp public createdAt;

    /// @notice The timestamp of the game's global resolution.
    Timestamp public resolvedAt;

    /// @notice Returns the current status of the game.
    GameStatus public status;

    /// @notice Flag for the `initialize` function to prevent re-initialization.
    bool internal initialized;

    /// @notice Flag for whether or not the L2 block number claim has been invalidated via `challengeRootL2Block`.
    bool public l2BlockNumberChallenged;

    /// @notice The challenger of the L2 block number claim. Should always be `address(0)` if `l2BlockNumberChallenged`
    ///         is `false`. Should be the address of the challenger if `l2BlockNumberChallenged` is `true`.
    address public l2BlockNumberChallenger;

    /// @notice An append-only array of all claims made during the dispute game.
    ClaimData[] public claimData;

    /// @notice Credited balances for winning participants.
    mapping(address => uint256) public credit;

    /// @notice A mapping to allow for constant-time lookups of existing claims.
    mapping(Hash => bool) public claims;

    /// @notice A mapping of subgames rooted at a claim index to other claim indices in the subgame.
    mapping(uint256 => uint256[]) public subgames;

    /// @notice A mapping of resolved subgames rooted at a claim index.
    mapping(uint256 => bool) public resolvedSubgames;

    /// @notice A mapping of claim indices to resolution checkpoints.
    mapping(uint256 => ResolutionCheckpoint) public resolutionCheckpoints;

    /// @notice The latest finalized output root, serving as the anchor for output bisection.
    OutputRoot public startingOutputRoot;

    /// @param _gameType The type ID of the game.
    /// @param _absolutePrestate The absolute prestate of the instruction trace.
    /// @param _maxGameDepth The maximum depth of bisection.
    /// @param _splitDepth The final depth of the output bisection portion of the game.
    /// @param _clockExtension The clock extension to perform when the remaining duration is less than the extension.
    /// @param _maxClockDuration The maximum amount of time that may accumulate on a team's chess clock.
    /// @param _vm An onchain VM that performs single instruction steps on an FPP trace.
    /// @param _weth WETH contract for holding ETH.
    /// @param _anchorStateRegistry The contract that stores the anchor state for each game type.
    /// @param _l2ChainId Chain ID of the L2 network this contract argues about.
    constructor(
        GameType _gameType,
        Claim _absolutePrestate,
        uint256 _maxGameDepth,
        uint256 _splitDepth,
        Duration _clockExtension,
        Duration _maxClockDuration,
        IBigStepper _vm,
        IDelayedWETH _weth,
        IAnchorStateRegistry _anchorStateRegistry,
        uint256 _l2ChainId
    ) {
        // The max game depth may not be greater than `LibPosition.MAX_POSITION_BITLEN - 1`.
        if (_maxGameDepth > LibPosition.MAX_POSITION_BITLEN - 1) revert MaxDepthTooLarge();

        // The split depth plus one cannot be greater than or equal to the max game depth. We add
        // an additional depth to the split depth to avoid a bug in trace ancestor lookup. We know
        // that the case where the split depth is the max value for uint256 is equivalent to the
        // second check though we do need to check it explicitly to avoid an overflow.
        if (_splitDepth == type(uint256).max || _splitDepth + 1 >= _maxGameDepth) revert InvalidSplitDepth();

        // The split depth cannot be 0 or 1 to stay in bounds of clock extension arithmetic.
        if (_splitDepth < 2) revert InvalidSplitDepth();

        // The PreimageOracle challenge period must fit into uint64 so we can safely use it here.
        // Runtime check was added instead of changing the ABI since the contract is already
        // deployed in production. We perform the same check within the PreimageOracle for the
        // benefit of developers but also perform this check here defensively.
        if (_vm.oracle().challengePeriod() > type(uint64).max) revert InvalidChallengePeriod();

        // Determine the maximum clock extension which is either the split depth extension or the
        // maximum game depth extension depending on the configuration of these contracts.
        uint256 splitDepthExtension = uint256(_clockExtension.raw()) * 2;
        uint256 maxGameDepthExtension = uint256(_clockExtension.raw()) + uint256(_vm.oracle().challengePeriod());
        uint256 maxClockExtension = Math.max(splitDepthExtension, maxGameDepthExtension);

        // The maximum clock extension must fit into a uint64.
        if (maxClockExtension > type(uint64).max) revert InvalidClockExtension();

        // The maximum clock extension may not be greater than the maximum clock duration.
        if (uint64(maxClockExtension) > _maxClockDuration.raw()) revert InvalidClockExtension();

        // Set up initial game state.
        GAME_TYPE = _gameType;
        ABSOLUTE_PRESTATE = _absolutePrestate;
        MAX_GAME_DEPTH = _maxGameDepth;
        SPLIT_DEPTH = _splitDepth;
        CLOCK_EXTENSION = _clockExtension;
        MAX_CLOCK_DURATION = _maxClockDuration;
        VM = _vm;
        WETH = _weth;
        ANCHOR_STATE_REGISTRY = _anchorStateRegistry;
        L2_CHAIN_ID = _l2ChainId;
    }

    /// @notice Initializes the contract.
    /// @dev This function may only be called once.
    function initialize() public payable virtual {
        // SAFETY: Any revert in this function will bubble up to the DisputeGameFactory and
        // prevent the game from being created.
        //
        // Implicit assumptions:
        // - The `gameStatus` state variable defaults to 0, which is `GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS`
        // - The dispute game factory will enforce the required bond to initialize the game.
        //
        // Explicit checks:
        // - The game must not have already been initialized.
        // - An output root cannot be proposed at or before the starting block number.

        // INVARIANT: The game must not have already been initialized.
        if (initialized) revert AlreadyInitialized();

        // Grab the latest anchor root.
        (Hash root, uint256 rootBlockNumber) = ANCHOR_STATE_REGISTRY.anchors(GAME_TYPE);

        // Should only happen if this is a new game type that hasn't been set up yet.
        if (root.raw() == bytes32(0)) revert AnchorRootNotFound();

        // Set the starting output root.
        startingOutputRoot = OutputRoot({ l2BlockNumber: rootBlockNumber, root: root });

        // Revert if the calldata size is not the expected length.
        //
        // This is to prevent adding extra or omitting bytes from to `extraData` that result in a different game UUID
        // in the factory, but are not used by the game, which would allow for multiple dispute games for the same
        // output proposal to be created.
        //
        // Expected length: 0x7A
        // - 0x04 selector
        // - 0x14 creator address
        // - 0x20 root claim
        // - 0x20 l1 head
        // - 0x20 extraData
        // - 0x02 CWIA bytes
        assembly {
            if iszero(eq(calldatasize(), 0x7A)) {
                // Store the selector for `BadExtraData()` & revert
                mstore(0x00, 0x9824bdab)
                revert(0x1C, 0x04)
            }
        }

        // Do not allow the game to be initialized if the root claim corresponds to a block at or before the
        // configured starting block number.
        if (l2BlockNumber() <= rootBlockNumber) revert UnexpectedRootClaim(rootClaim());

        // Set the root claim
        claimData.push(
            ClaimData({
                parentIndex: type(uint32).max,
                counteredBy: address(0),
                claimant: gameCreator(),
                bond: uint128(msg.value),
                claim: rootClaim(),
                position: ROOT_POSITION,
                clock: LibClock.wrap(Duration.wrap(0), Timestamp.wrap(uint64(block.timestamp)))
            })
        );

        // Set the game as initialized.
        initialized = true;

        // Deposit the bond.
        WETH.deposit{ value: msg.value }();

        // Set the game's starting timestamp
        createdAt = Timestamp.wrap(uint64(block.timestamp));
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                  `IFaultDisputeGame` impl                  //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice Perform an instruction step via an on-chain fault proof processor.
    /// @dev This function should point to a fault proof processor in order to execute
    ///      a step in the fault proof program on-chain. The interface of the fault proof
    ///      processor contract should adhere to the `IBigStepper` interface.
    /// @param _claimIndex The index of the challenged claim within `claimData`.
    /// @param _isAttack Whether or not the step is an attack or a defense.
    /// @param _stateData The stateData of the step is the preimage of the claim at the given
    ///        prestate, which is at `_stateIndex` if the move is an attack and `_claimIndex` if
    ///        the move is a defense. If the step is an attack on the first instruction, it is
    ///        the absolute prestate of the fault proof VM.
    /// @param _proof Proof to access memory nodes in the VM's merkle state tree.
    function step(
        uint256 _claimIndex,
        bool _isAttack,
        bytes calldata _stateData,
        bytes calldata _proof
    )
        public
        virtual
    {
        // INVARIANT: Steps cannot be made unless the game is currently in progress.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) revert GameNotInProgress();

        // Get the parent. If it does not exist, the call will revert with OOB.
        ClaimData storage parent = claimData[_claimIndex];

        // Pull the parent position out of storage.
        Position parentPos = parent.position;
        // Determine the position of the step.
        Position stepPos = parentPos.move(_isAttack);

        // INVARIANT: A step cannot be made unless the move position is 1 below the `MAX_GAME_DEPTH`
        if (stepPos.depth() != MAX_GAME_DEPTH + 1) revert InvalidParent();

        // Determine the expected pre & post states of the step.
        Claim preStateClaim;
        ClaimData storage postState;
        if (_isAttack) {
            // If the step position's index at depth is 0, the prestate is the absolute
            // prestate.
            // If the step is an attack at a trace index > 0, the prestate exists elsewhere in
            // the game state.
            // NOTE: We localize the `indexAtDepth` for the current execution trace subgame by finding
            //       the remainder of the index at depth divided by 2 ** (MAX_GAME_DEPTH - SPLIT_DEPTH),
            //       which is the number of leaves in each execution trace subgame. This is so that we can
            //       determine whether or not the step position is represents the `ABSOLUTE_PRESTATE`.
            preStateClaim = (stepPos.indexAtDepth() % (1 << (MAX_GAME_DEPTH - SPLIT_DEPTH))) == 0
                ? ABSOLUTE_PRESTATE
                : _findTraceAncestor(Position.wrap(parentPos.raw() - 1), parent.parentIndex, false).claim;
            // For all attacks, the poststate is the parent claim.
            postState = parent;
        } else {
            // If the step is a defense, the poststate exists elsewhere in the game state,
            // and the parent claim is the expected pre-state.
            preStateClaim = parent.claim;
            postState = _findTraceAncestor(Position.wrap(parentPos.raw() + 1), parent.parentIndex, false);
        }

        // INVARIANT: The prestate is always invalid if the passed `_stateData` is not the
        //            preimage of the prestate claim hash.
        //            We ignore the highest order byte of the digest because it is used to
        //            indicate the VM Status and is added after the digest is computed.
        if (keccak256(_stateData) << 8 != preStateClaim.raw() << 8) revert InvalidPrestate();

        // Compute the local preimage context for the step.
        Hash uuid = _findLocalContext(_claimIndex);

        // INVARIANT: If a step is an attack, the poststate is valid if the step produces
        //            the same poststate hash as the parent claim's value.
        //            If a step is a defense:
        //              1. If the parent claim and the found post state agree with each other
        //                 (depth diff % 2 == 0), the step is valid if it produces the same
        //                 state hash as the post state's claim.
        //              2. If the parent claim and the found post state disagree with each other
        //                 (depth diff % 2 != 0), the parent cannot be countered unless the step
        //                 produces the same state hash as `postState.claim`.
        // SAFETY:    While the `attack` path does not need an extra check for the post
        //            state's depth in relation to the parent, we don't need another
        //            branch because (n - n) % 2 == 0.
        bool validStep = VM.step(_stateData, _proof, uuid.raw()) == postState.claim.raw();
        bool parentPostAgree = (parentPos.depth() - postState.position.depth()) % 2 == 0;
        if (parentPostAgree == validStep) revert ValidStep();

        // INVARIANT: A step cannot be made against a claim for a second time.
        if (parent.counteredBy != address(0)) revert DuplicateStep();

        // Set the parent claim as countered. We do not need to append a new claim to the game;
        // instead, we can just set the existing parent as countered.
        parent.counteredBy = msg.sender;
    }

    /// @notice Generic move function, used for both `attack` and `defend` moves.
    /// @param _disputed The disputed `Claim`.
    /// @param _challengeIndex The index of the claim being moved against.
    /// @param _claim The claim at the next logical position in the game.
    /// @param _isAttack Whether or not the move is an attack or defense.
    function move(Claim _disputed, uint256 _challengeIndex, Claim _claim, bool _isAttack) public payable virtual {
        // INVARIANT: Moves cannot be made unless the game is currently in progress.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) revert GameNotInProgress();

        // Get the parent. If it does not exist, the call will revert with OOB.
        ClaimData memory parent = claimData[_challengeIndex];

        // INVARIANT: The claim at the _challengeIndex must be the disputed claim.
        if (Claim.unwrap(parent.claim) != Claim.unwrap(_disputed)) revert InvalidDisputedClaimIndex();

        // Compute the position that the claim commits to. Because the parent's position is already
        // known, we can compute the next position by moving left or right depending on whether
        // or not the move is an attack or defense.
        Position parentPos = parent.position;
        Position nextPosition = parentPos.move(_isAttack);
        uint256 nextPositionDepth = nextPosition.depth();

        // INVARIANT: A defense can never be made against the root claim of either the output root game or any
        //            of the execution trace bisection subgames. This is because the root claim commits to the
        //            entire state. Therefore, the only valid defense is to do nothing if it is agreed with.
        if ((_challengeIndex == 0 || nextPositionDepth == SPLIT_DEPTH + 2) && !_isAttack) {
            revert CannotDefendRootClaim();
        }

        // INVARIANT: No moves against the root claim can be made after it has been challenged with
        //            `challengeRootL2Block`.`
        if (l2BlockNumberChallenged && _challengeIndex == 0) revert L2BlockNumberChallenged();

        // INVARIANT: A move can never surpass the `MAX_GAME_DEPTH`. The only option to counter a
        //            claim at this depth is to perform a single instruction step on-chain via
        //            the `step` function to prove that the state transition produces an unexpected
        //            post-state.
        if (nextPositionDepth > MAX_GAME_DEPTH) revert GameDepthExceeded();

        // When the next position surpasses the split depth (i.e., it is the root claim of an execution
        // trace bisection sub-game), we need to perform some extra verification steps.
        if (nextPositionDepth == SPLIT_DEPTH + 1) {
            _verifyExecBisectionRoot(_claim, _challengeIndex, parentPos, _isAttack);
        }

        // INVARIANT: The `msg.value` must exactly equal the required bond.
        if (getRequiredBond(nextPosition) != msg.value) revert IncorrectBondAmount();

        // Compute the duration of the next clock. This is done by adding the duration of the
        // grandparent claim to the difference between the current block timestamp and the
        // parent's clock timestamp.
        Duration nextDuration = getChallengerDuration(_challengeIndex);

        // INVARIANT: A move can never be made once its clock has exceeded `MAX_CLOCK_DURATION`
        //            seconds of time.
        if (nextDuration.raw() == MAX_CLOCK_DURATION.raw()) revert ClockTimeExceeded();

        // Clock extension is a mechanism that automatically extends the clock for a potential
        // grandchild claim when there would be less than the clock extension time left if a player
        // is forced to inherit another team's clock when countering a freeloader claim. Exact
        // amount of clock extension time depends exactly where we are within the game.
        uint64 actualExtension;
        if (nextPositionDepth == MAX_GAME_DEPTH - 1) {
            // If the next position is `MAX_GAME_DEPTH - 1` then we're about to execute a step. Our
            // clock extension must therefore account for the LPP challenge period in addition to
            // the standard clock extension.
            actualExtension = CLOCK_EXTENSION.raw() + uint64(VM.oracle().challengePeriod());
        } else if (nextPositionDepth == SPLIT_DEPTH - 1) {
            // If the next position is `SPLIT_DEPTH - 1` then we're about to begin an execution
            // trace bisection and we need to give extra time for the off-chain challenge agent to
            // be able to generate the initial instruction trace on the native FPVM.
            actualExtension = CLOCK_EXTENSION.raw() * 2;
        } else {
            // Otherwise, we just use the standard clock extension.
            actualExtension = CLOCK_EXTENSION.raw();
        }

        // Check if we need to apply the clock extension.
        if (nextDuration.raw() > MAX_CLOCK_DURATION.raw() - actualExtension) {
            nextDuration = Duration.wrap(MAX_CLOCK_DURATION.raw() - actualExtension);
        }

        // Construct the next clock with the new duration and the current block timestamp.
        Clock nextClock = LibClock.wrap(nextDuration, Timestamp.wrap(uint64(block.timestamp)));

        // INVARIANT: There cannot be multiple identical claims with identical moves on the same challengeIndex. Multiple
        //            claims at the same position may dispute the same challengeIndex. However, they must have different
        //            values.
        Hash claimHash = _claim.hashClaimPos(nextPosition, _challengeIndex);
        if (claims[claimHash]) revert ClaimAlreadyExists();
        claims[claimHash] = true;

        // Create the new claim.
        claimData.push(
            ClaimData({
                parentIndex: uint32(_challengeIndex),
                // This is updated during subgame resolution
                counteredBy: address(0),
                claimant: msg.sender,
                bond: uint128(msg.value),
                claim: _claim,
                position: nextPosition,
                clock: nextClock
            })
        );

        // Update the subgame rooted at the parent claim.
        subgames[_challengeIndex].push(claimData.length - 1);

        // Deposit the bond.
        WETH.deposit{ value: msg.value }();

        // Emit the appropriate event for the attack or defense.
        emit Move(_challengeIndex, _claim, msg.sender);
    }

    /// @notice Attack a disagreed upon `Claim`.
    /// @param _disputed The `Claim` being attacked.
    /// @param _parentIndex Index of the `Claim` to attack in the `claimData` array. This must match the `_disputed`
    /// claim.
    /// @param _claim The `Claim` at the relative attack position.
    function attack(Claim _disputed, uint256 _parentIndex, Claim _claim) external payable {
        move(_disputed, _parentIndex, _claim, true);
    }

    /// @notice Defend an agreed upon `Claim`.
    /// @notice _disputed The `Claim` being defended.
    /// @param _parentIndex Index of the claim to defend in the `claimData` array. This must match the `_disputed`
    /// claim.
    /// @param _claim The `Claim` at the relative defense position.
    function defend(Claim _disputed, uint256 _parentIndex, Claim _claim) external payable {
        move(_disputed, _parentIndex, _claim, false);
    }

    /// @notice Posts the requested local data to the VM's `PreimageOralce`.
    /// @param _ident The local identifier of the data to post.
    /// @param _execLeafIdx The index of the leaf claim in an execution subgame that requires the local data for a step.
    /// @param _partOffset The offset of the data to post.
    function addLocalData(uint256 _ident, uint256 _execLeafIdx, uint256 _partOffset) external {
        // INVARIANT: Local data can only be added if the game is currently in progress.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) revert GameNotInProgress();

        (Claim starting, Position startingPos, Claim disputed, Position disputedPos) =
            _findStartingAndDisputedOutputs(_execLeafIdx);
        Hash uuid = _computeLocalContext(starting, startingPos, disputed, disputedPos);

        IPreimageOracle oracle = VM.oracle();
        if (_ident == LocalPreimageKey.L1_HEAD_HASH) {
            // Load the L1 head hash
            oracle.loadLocalData(_ident, uuid.raw(), l1Head().raw(), 32, _partOffset);
        } else if (_ident == LocalPreimageKey.STARTING_OUTPUT_ROOT) {
            // Load the starting proposal's output root.
            oracle.loadLocalData(_ident, uuid.raw(), starting.raw(), 32, _partOffset);
        } else if (_ident == LocalPreimageKey.DISPUTED_OUTPUT_ROOT) {
            // Load the disputed proposal's output root
            oracle.loadLocalData(_ident, uuid.raw(), disputed.raw(), 32, _partOffset);
        } else if (_ident == LocalPreimageKey.DISPUTED_L2_BLOCK_NUMBER) {
            // Load the disputed proposal's L2 block number as a big-endian uint64 in the
            // high order 8 bytes of the word.

            // We add the index at depth + 1 to the starting block number to get the disputed L2
            // block number.
            uint256 l2Number = startingOutputRoot.l2BlockNumber + disputedPos.traceIndex(SPLIT_DEPTH) + 1;

            // Choose the minimum between the `l2BlockNumber` claim and the bisected-to L2 block number.
            l2Number = l2Number < l2BlockNumber() ? l2Number : l2BlockNumber();

            oracle.loadLocalData(_ident, uuid.raw(), bytes32(l2Number << 0xC0), 8, _partOffset);
        } else if (_ident == LocalPreimageKey.CHAIN_ID) {
            // Load the chain ID as a big-endian uint64 in the high order 8 bytes of the word.
            oracle.loadLocalData(_ident, uuid.raw(), bytes32(L2_CHAIN_ID << 0xC0), 8, _partOffset);
        } else {
            revert InvalidLocalIdent();
        }
    }

    /// @notice Returns the number of children that still need to be resolved in order to fully resolve a subgame rooted
    ///         at `_claimIndex`.
    /// @param _claimIndex The subgame root claim's index within `claimData`.
    /// @return numRemainingChildren_ The number of children that still need to be checked to resolve the subgame.
    function getNumToResolve(uint256 _claimIndex) public view returns (uint256 numRemainingChildren_) {
        ResolutionCheckpoint storage checkpoint = resolutionCheckpoints[_claimIndex];
        uint256[] storage challengeIndices = subgames[_claimIndex];
        uint256 challengeIndicesLen = challengeIndices.length;

        numRemainingChildren_ = challengeIndicesLen - checkpoint.subgameIndex;
    }

    /// @notice The l2BlockNumber of the disputed output root in the `L2OutputOracle`.
    function l2BlockNumber() public pure returns (uint256 l2BlockNumber_) {
        l2BlockNumber_ = _getArgUint256(0x54);
    }

    /// @notice Only the starting block number of the game.
    function startingBlockNumber() external view returns (uint256 startingBlockNumber_) {
        startingBlockNumber_ = startingOutputRoot.l2BlockNumber;
    }

    /// @notice Starting output root and block number of the game.
    function startingRootHash() external view returns (Hash startingRootHash_) {
        startingRootHash_ = startingOutputRoot.root;
    }

    /// @notice Challenges the root L2 block number by providing the preimage of the output root and the L2 block header
    ///         and showing that the committed L2 block number is incorrect relative to the claimed L2 block number.
    /// @param _outputRootProof The output root proof.
    /// @param _headerRLP The RLP-encoded L2 block header.
    function challengeRootL2Block(
        Types.OutputRootProof calldata _outputRootProof,
        bytes calldata _headerRLP
    )
        external
    {
        // INVARIANT: Moves cannot be made unless the game is currently in progress.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) revert GameNotInProgress();

        // The root L2 block claim can only be challenged once.
        if (l2BlockNumberChallenged) revert L2BlockNumberChallenged();

        // Verify the output root preimage.
        if (Hashing.hashOutputRootProof(_outputRootProof) != rootClaim().raw()) revert InvalidOutputRootProof();

        // Verify the block hash preimage.
        if (keccak256(_headerRLP) != _outputRootProof.latestBlockhash) revert InvalidHeaderRLP();

        // Decode the header RLP to find the number of the block. In the consensus encoding, the timestamp
        // is the 9th element in the list that represents the block header.
        RLPReader.RLPItem[] memory headerContents = RLPReader.readList(RLPReader.toRLPItem(_headerRLP));
        bytes memory rawBlockNumber = RLPReader.readBytes(headerContents[HEADER_BLOCK_NUMBER_INDEX]);

        // Sanity check the block number string length.
        if (rawBlockNumber.length > 32) revert InvalidHeaderRLP();

        // Convert the raw, left-aligned block number to a uint256 by aligning it as a big-endian
        // number in the low-order bytes of a 32-byte word.
        //
        // SAFETY: The length of `rawBlockNumber` is checked above to ensure it is at most 32 bytes.
        uint256 blockNumber;
        assembly {
            blockNumber := shr(shl(0x03, sub(0x20, mload(rawBlockNumber))), mload(add(rawBlockNumber, 0x20)))
        }

        // Ensure the block number does not match the block number claimed in the dispute game.
        if (blockNumber == l2BlockNumber()) revert BlockNumberMatches();

        // Issue a special counter to the root claim. This counter will always win the root claim subgame, and receive
        // the bond from the root claimant.
        l2BlockNumberChallenger = msg.sender;
        l2BlockNumberChallenged = true;
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                    `IDisputeGame` impl                     //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice If all necessary information has been gathered, this function should mark the game
    ///         status as either `CHALLENGER_WINS` or `DEFENDER_WINS` and return the status of
    ///         the resolved game. It is at this stage that the bonds should be awarded to the
    ///         necessary parties.
    /// @dev May only be called if the `status` is `IN_PROGRESS`.
    /// @return status_ The status of the game after resolution.
    function resolve() external returns (GameStatus status_) {
        // INVARIANT: Resolution cannot occur unless the game is currently in progress.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) revert GameNotInProgress();

        // INVARIANT: Resolution cannot occur unless the absolute root subgame has been resolved.
        if (!resolvedSubgames[0]) revert OutOfOrderResolution();

        // Update the global game status; The dispute has concluded.
        status_ = claimData[0].counteredBy == address(0) ? GameStatus.DEFENDER_WINS : GameStatus.CHALLENGER_WINS;
        resolvedAt = Timestamp.wrap(uint64(block.timestamp));

        // Update the status and emit the resolved event, note that we're performing an assignment here.
        emit Resolved(status = status_);

        // Try to update the anchor state, this should not revert.
        ANCHOR_STATE_REGISTRY.tryUpdateAnchorState();
    }

    /// @notice Resolves the subgame rooted at the given claim index. `_numToResolve` specifies how many children of
    ///         the subgame will be checked in this call. If `_numToResolve` is less than the number of children, an
    ///         internal cursor will be updated and this function may be called again to complete resolution of the
    ///         subgame.
    /// @dev This function must be called bottom-up in the DAG
    ///      A subgame is a tree of claims that has a maximum depth of 1.
    ///      A subgame root claims is valid if, and only if, all of its child claims are invalid.
    ///      At the deepest level in the DAG, a claim is invalid if there's a successful step against it.
    /// @param _claimIndex The index of the subgame root claim to resolve.
    /// @param _numToResolve The number of subgames to resolve in this call. If the input is `0`, and this is the first
    ///                      page, this function will attempt to check all of the subgame's children at once.
    function resolveClaim(uint256 _claimIndex, uint256 _numToResolve) external {
        // INVARIANT: Resolution cannot occur unless the game is currently in progress.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) revert GameNotInProgress();

        ClaimData storage subgameRootClaim = claimData[_claimIndex];
        Duration challengeClockDuration = getChallengerDuration(_claimIndex);

        // INVARIANT: Cannot resolve a subgame unless the clock of its would-be counter has expired
        // INVARIANT: Assuming ordered subgame resolution, challengeClockDuration is always >= MAX_CLOCK_DURATION if all
        // descendant subgames are resolved
        if (challengeClockDuration.raw() < MAX_CLOCK_DURATION.raw()) revert ClockNotExpired();

        // INVARIANT: Cannot resolve a subgame twice.
        if (resolvedSubgames[_claimIndex]) revert ClaimAlreadyResolved();

        uint256[] storage challengeIndices = subgames[_claimIndex];
        uint256 challengeIndicesLen = challengeIndices.length;

        // Uncontested claims are resolved implicitly unless they are the root claim. Pay out the bond to the claimant
        // and return early.
        if (challengeIndicesLen == 0 && _claimIndex != 0) {
            // In the event that the parent claim is at the max depth, there will always be 0 subgames. If the
            // `counteredBy` field is set and there are no subgames, this implies that the parent claim was successfully
            // stepped against. In this case, we pay out the bond to the party that stepped against the parent claim.
            // Otherwise, the parent claim is uncontested, and the bond is returned to the claimant.
            address counteredBy = subgameRootClaim.counteredBy;
            address recipient = counteredBy == address(0) ? subgameRootClaim.claimant : counteredBy;
            _distributeBond(recipient, subgameRootClaim);
            resolvedSubgames[_claimIndex] = true;
            return;
        }

        // Fetch the resolution checkpoint from storage.
        ResolutionCheckpoint memory checkpoint = resolutionCheckpoints[_claimIndex];

        // If the checkpoint does not currently exist, initialize the current left most position as max u128.
        if (!checkpoint.initialCheckpointComplete) {
            checkpoint.leftmostPosition = Position.wrap(type(uint128).max);
            checkpoint.initialCheckpointComplete = true;

            // If `_numToResolve == 0`, assume that we can check all child subgames in this one callframe.
            if (_numToResolve == 0) _numToResolve = challengeIndicesLen;
        }

        // Assume parent is honest until proven otherwise
        uint256 lastToResolve = checkpoint.subgameIndex + _numToResolve;
        uint256 finalCursor = lastToResolve > challengeIndicesLen ? challengeIndicesLen : lastToResolve;
        for (uint256 i = checkpoint.subgameIndex; i < finalCursor; i++) {
            uint256 challengeIndex = challengeIndices[i];

            // INVARIANT: Cannot resolve a subgame containing an unresolved claim
            if (!resolvedSubgames[challengeIndex]) revert OutOfOrderResolution();

            ClaimData storage claim = claimData[challengeIndex];

            // If the child subgame is uncountered and further left than the current left-most counter,
            // update the parent subgame's `countered` address and the current `leftmostCounter`.
            // The left-most correct counter is preferred in bond payouts in order to discourage attackers
            // from countering invalid subgame roots via an invalid defense position. As such positions
            // cannot be correctly countered.
            // Note that correctly positioned defense, but invalid claimes can still be successfully countered.
            if (claim.counteredBy == address(0) && checkpoint.leftmostPosition.raw() > claim.position.raw()) {
                checkpoint.counteredBy = claim.claimant;
                checkpoint.leftmostPosition = claim.position;
            }
        }

        // Increase the checkpoint's cursor position by the number of children that were checked.
        checkpoint.subgameIndex = uint32(finalCursor);

        // Persist the checkpoint and allow for continuing in a separate transaction, if resolution is not already
        // complete.
        resolutionCheckpoints[_claimIndex] = checkpoint;

        // If all children have been traversed in the above loop, the subgame may be resolved. Otherwise, persist the
        // checkpoint and allow for continuation in a separate transaction.
        if (checkpoint.subgameIndex == challengeIndicesLen) {
            address countered = checkpoint.counteredBy;

            // Mark the subgame as resolved.
            resolvedSubgames[_claimIndex] = true;

            // Distribute the bond to the appropriate party.
            if (_claimIndex == 0 && l2BlockNumberChallenged) {
                // Special case: If the root claim has been challenged with the `challengeRootL2Block` function,
                // the bond is always paid out to the issuer of that challenge.
                address challenger = l2BlockNumberChallenger;
                _distributeBond(challenger, subgameRootClaim);
                subgameRootClaim.counteredBy = challenger;
            } else {
                // If the parent was not successfully countered, pay out the parent's bond to the claimant.
                // If the parent was successfully countered, pay out the parent's bond to the challenger.
                _distributeBond(countered == address(0) ? subgameRootClaim.claimant : countered, subgameRootClaim);

                // Once a subgame is resolved, we percolate the result up the DAG so subsequent calls to
                // resolveClaim will not need to traverse this subgame.
                subgameRootClaim.counteredBy = countered;
            }
        }
    }

    /// @notice Getter for the game type.
    /// @dev The reference impl should be entirely different depending on the type (fault, validity)
    ///      i.e. The game type should indicate the security model.
    /// @return gameType_ The type of proof system being used.
    function gameType() public view returns (GameType gameType_) {
        gameType_ = GAME_TYPE;
    }

    /// @notice Getter for the creator of the dispute game.
    /// @dev `clones-with-immutable-args` argument #1
    /// @return creator_ The creator of the dispute game.
    function gameCreator() public pure returns (address creator_) {
        creator_ = _getArgAddress(0x00);
    }

    /// @notice Getter for the root claim.
    /// @dev `clones-with-immutable-args` argument #2
    /// @return rootClaim_ The root claim of the DisputeGame.
    function rootClaim() public pure returns (Claim rootClaim_) {
        rootClaim_ = Claim.wrap(_getArgBytes32(0x14));
    }

    /// @notice Getter for the parent hash of the L1 block when the dispute game was created.
    /// @dev `clones-with-immutable-args` argument #3
    /// @return l1Head_ The parent hash of the L1 block when the dispute game was created.
    function l1Head() public pure returns (Hash l1Head_) {
        l1Head_ = Hash.wrap(_getArgBytes32(0x34));
    }

    /// @notice Getter for the extra data.
    /// @dev `clones-with-immutable-args` argument #4
    /// @return extraData_ Any extra data supplied to the dispute game contract by the creator.
    function extraData() public pure returns (bytes memory extraData_) {
        // The extra data starts at the second word within the cwia calldata and
        // is 32 bytes long.
        extraData_ = _getArgBytes(0x54, 0x20);
    }

    /// @notice A compliant implementation of this interface should return the components of the
    ///         game UUID's preimage provided in the cwia payload. The preimage of the UUID is
    ///         constructed as `keccak256(gameType . rootClaim . extraData)` where `.` denotes
    ///         concatenation.
    /// @return gameType_ The type of proof system being used.
    /// @return rootClaim_ The root claim of the DisputeGame.
    /// @return extraData_ Any extra data supplied to the dispute game contract by the creator.
    function gameData() external view returns (GameType gameType_, Claim rootClaim_, bytes memory extraData_) {
        gameType_ = gameType();
        rootClaim_ = rootClaim();
        extraData_ = extraData();
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                       MISC EXTERNAL                        //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice Returns the required bond for a given move kind.
    /// @param _position The position of the bonded interaction.
    /// @return requiredBond_ The required ETH bond for the given move, in wei.
    function getRequiredBond(Position _position) public view returns (uint256 requiredBond_) {
        uint256 depth = uint256(_position.depth());
        if (depth > MAX_GAME_DEPTH) revert GameDepthExceeded();

        // Values taken from Big Bonds v1.5 (TM) spec.
        uint256 assumedBaseFee = 200 gwei;
        uint256 baseGasCharged = 400_000;
        uint256 highGasCharged = 300_000_000;

        // Goal here is to compute the fixed multiplier that will be applied to the base gas
        // charged to get the required gas amount for the given depth. We apply this multiplier
        // some `n` times where `n` is the depth of the position. We are looking for some number
        // that, when multiplied by itself `MAX_GAME_DEPTH` times and then multiplied by the base
        // gas charged, will give us the maximum gas that we want to charge.
        // We want to solve for (highGasCharged/baseGasCharged) ** (1/MAX_GAME_DEPTH).
        // We know that a ** (b/c) is equal to e ** (ln(a) * (b/c)).
        // We can compute e ** (ln(a) * (b/c)) quite easily with FixedPointMathLib.

        // Set up a, b, and c.
        uint256 a = highGasCharged / baseGasCharged;
        uint256 b = FixedPointMathLib.WAD;
        uint256 c = MAX_GAME_DEPTH * FixedPointMathLib.WAD;

        // Compute ln(a).
        // slither-disable-next-line divide-before-multiply
        uint256 lnA = uint256(FixedPointMathLib.lnWad(int256(a * FixedPointMathLib.WAD)));

        // Computes (b / c) with full precision using WAD = 1e18.
        uint256 bOverC = FixedPointMathLib.divWad(b, c);

        // Compute e ** (ln(a) * (b/c))
        // sMulWad can be used here since WAD = 1e18 maintains the same precision.
        uint256 numerator = FixedPointMathLib.mulWad(lnA, bOverC);
        int256 base = FixedPointMathLib.expWad(int256(numerator));

        // Compute the required gas amount.
        int256 rawGas = FixedPointMathLib.powWad(base, int256(depth * FixedPointMathLib.WAD));
        uint256 requiredGas = FixedPointMathLib.mulWad(baseGasCharged, uint256(rawGas));

        // Compute the required bond.
        requiredBond_ = assumedBaseFee * requiredGas;
    }

    /// @notice Claim the credit belonging to the recipient address.
    /// @param _recipient The owner and recipient of the credit.
    function claimCredit(address _recipient) external {
        // Remove the credit from the recipient prior to performing the external call.
        uint256 recipientCredit = credit[_recipient];
        credit[_recipient] = 0;

        // Revert if the recipient has no credit to claim.
        if (recipientCredit == 0) revert NoCreditToClaim();

        // Try to withdraw the WETH amount so it can be used here.
        WETH.withdraw(_recipient, recipientCredit);

        // Transfer the credit to the recipient.
        (bool success,) = _recipient.call{ value: recipientCredit }(hex"");
        if (!success) revert BondTransferFailed();
    }

    /// @notice Returns the amount of time elapsed on the potential challenger to `_claimIndex`'s chess clock. Maxes
    ///         out at `MAX_CLOCK_DURATION`.
    /// @param _claimIndex The index of the subgame root claim.
    /// @return duration_ The time elapsed on the potential challenger to `_claimIndex`'s chess clock.
    function getChallengerDuration(uint256 _claimIndex) public view returns (Duration duration_) {
        // INVARIANT: The game must be in progress to query the remaining time to respond to a given claim.
        if (status != GameStatus.IN_PROGRESS) {
            revert GameNotInProgress();
        }

        // Fetch the subgame root claim.
        ClaimData storage subgameRootClaim = claimData[_claimIndex];

        // Fetch the parent of the subgame root's clock, if it exists.
        Clock parentClock;
        if (subgameRootClaim.parentIndex != type(uint32).max) {
            parentClock = claimData[subgameRootClaim.parentIndex].clock;
        }

        // Compute the duration elapsed of the potential challenger's clock.
        uint64 challengeDuration =
            uint64(parentClock.duration().raw() + (block.timestamp - subgameRootClaim.clock.timestamp().raw()));
        duration_ = challengeDuration > MAX_CLOCK_DURATION.raw() ? MAX_CLOCK_DURATION : Duration.wrap(challengeDuration);
    }

    /// @notice Returns the length of the `claimData` array.
    function claimDataLen() external view returns (uint256 len_) {
        len_ = claimData.length;
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                     IMMUTABLE GETTERS                      //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice Returns the absolute prestate of the instruction trace.
    function absolutePrestate() external view returns (Claim absolutePrestate_) {
        absolutePrestate_ = ABSOLUTE_PRESTATE;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the max game depth.
    function maxGameDepth() external view returns (uint256 maxGameDepth_) {
        maxGameDepth_ = MAX_GAME_DEPTH;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the split depth.
    function splitDepth() external view returns (uint256 splitDepth_) {
        splitDepth_ = SPLIT_DEPTH;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the max clock duration.
    function maxClockDuration() external view returns (Duration maxClockDuration_) {
        maxClockDuration_ = MAX_CLOCK_DURATION;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the clock extension constant.
    function clockExtension() external view returns (Duration clockExtension_) {
        clockExtension_ = CLOCK_EXTENSION;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the address of the VM.
    function vm() external view returns (IBigStepper vm_) {
        vm_ = VM;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the WETH contract for holding ETH.
    function weth() external view returns (IDelayedWETH weth_) {
        weth_ = WETH;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the anchor state registry contract.
    function anchorStateRegistry() external view returns (IAnchorStateRegistry registry_) {
        registry_ = ANCHOR_STATE_REGISTRY;
    }

    /// @notice Returns the chain ID of the L2 network this contract argues about.
    function l2ChainId() external view returns (uint256 l2ChainId_) {
        l2ChainId_ = L2_CHAIN_ID;
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //                          HELPERS                           //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    /// @notice Pays out the bond of a claim to a given recipient.
    /// @param _recipient The recipient of the bond.
    /// @param _bonded The claim to pay out the bond of.
    function _distributeBond(address _recipient, ClaimData storage _bonded) internal {
        // Set all bits in the bond value to indicate that the bond has been paid out.
        uint256 bond = _bonded.bond;

        // Increase the recipient's credit.
        credit[_recipient] += bond;

        // Unlock the bond.
        WETH.unlock(_recipient, bond);
    }

    /// @notice Verifies the integrity of an execution bisection subgame's root claim. Reverts if the claim
    ///         is invalid.
    /// @param _rootClaim The root claim of the execution bisection subgame.
    function _verifyExecBisectionRoot(
        Claim _rootClaim,
        uint256 _parentIdx,
        Position _parentPos,
        bool _isAttack
    )
        internal
        view
    {
        // The root claim of an execution trace bisection sub-game must:
        // 1. Signal that the VM panicked or resulted in an invalid transition if the disputed output root
        //    was made by the opposing party.
        // 2. Signal that the VM resulted in a valid transition if the disputed output root was made by the same party.

        // If the move is a defense, the disputed output could have been made by either party. In this case, we
        // need to search for the parent output to determine what the expected status byte should be.
        Position disputedLeafPos = Position.wrap(_parentPos.raw() + 1);
        ClaimData storage disputed = _findTraceAncestor({ _pos: disputedLeafPos, _start: _parentIdx, _global: true });
        uint8 vmStatus = uint8(_rootClaim.raw()[0]);

        if (_isAttack || disputed.position.depth() % 2 == SPLIT_DEPTH % 2) {
            // If the move is an attack, the parent output is always deemed to be disputed. In this case, we only need
            // to check that the root claim signals that the VM panicked or resulted in an invalid transition.
            // If the move is a defense, and the disputed output and creator of the execution trace subgame disagree,
            // the root claim should also signal that the VM panicked or resulted in an invalid transition.
            if (!(vmStatus == VMStatuses.INVALID.raw() || vmStatus == VMStatuses.PANIC.raw())) {
                revert UnexpectedRootClaim(_rootClaim);
            }
        } else if (vmStatus != VMStatuses.VALID.raw()) {
            // The disputed output and the creator of the execution trace subgame agree. The status byte should
            // have signaled that the VM succeeded.
            revert UnexpectedRootClaim(_rootClaim);
        }
    }

    /// @notice Finds the trace ancestor of a given position within the DAG.
    /// @param _pos The position to find the trace ancestor claim of.
    /// @param _start The index to start searching from.
    /// @param _global Whether or not to search the entire dag or just within an execution trace subgame. If set to
    ///                `true`, and `_pos` is at or above the split depth, this function will revert.
    /// @return ancestor_ The ancestor claim that commits to the same trace index as `_pos`.
    function _findTraceAncestor(
        Position _pos,
        uint256 _start,
        bool _global
    )
        internal
        view
        returns (ClaimData storage ancestor_)
    {
        // Grab the trace ancestor's expected position.
        Position traceAncestorPos = _global ? _pos.traceAncestor() : _pos.traceAncestorBounded(SPLIT_DEPTH);

        // Walk up the DAG to find a claim that commits to the same trace index as `_pos`. It is
        // guaranteed that such a claim exists.
        ancestor_ = claimData[_start];
        while (ancestor_.position.raw() != traceAncestorPos.raw()) {
            ancestor_ = claimData[ancestor_.parentIndex];
        }
    }

    /// @notice Finds the starting and disputed output root for a given `ClaimData` within the DAG. This
    ///         `ClaimData` must be below the `SPLIT_DEPTH`.
    /// @param _start The index within `claimData` of the claim to start searching from.
    /// @return startingClaim_ The starting output root claim.
    /// @return startingPos_ The starting output root position.
    /// @return disputedClaim_ The disputed output root claim.
    /// @return disputedPos_ The disputed output root position.
    function _findStartingAndDisputedOutputs(uint256 _start)
        internal
        view
        returns (Claim startingClaim_, Position startingPos_, Claim disputedClaim_, Position disputedPos_)
    {
        // Fatch the starting claim.
        uint256 claimIdx = _start;
        ClaimData storage claim = claimData[claimIdx];

        // If the starting claim's depth is less than or equal to the split depth, we revert as this is UB.
        if (claim.position.depth() <= SPLIT_DEPTH) revert ClaimAboveSplit();

        // We want to:
        // 1. Find the first claim at the split depth.
        // 2. Determine whether it was the starting or disputed output for the exec game.
        // 3. Find the complimentary claim depending on the info from #2 (pre or post).

        // Walk up the DAG until the ancestor's depth is equal to the split depth.
        uint256 currentDepth;
        ClaimData storage execRootClaim = claim;
        while ((currentDepth = claim.position.depth()) > SPLIT_DEPTH) {
            uint256 parentIndex = claim.parentIndex;

            // If we're currently at the split depth + 1, we're at the root of the execution sub-game.
            // We need to keep track of the root claim here to determine whether the execution sub-game was
            // started with an attack or defense against the output leaf claim.
            if (currentDepth == SPLIT_DEPTH + 1) execRootClaim = claim;

            claim = claimData[parentIndex];
            claimIdx = parentIndex;
        }

        // Determine whether the start of the execution sub-game was an attack or defense to the output root
        // above. This is important because it determines which claim is the starting output root and which
        // is the disputed output root.
        (Position execRootPos, Position outputPos) = (execRootClaim.position, claim.position);
        bool wasAttack = execRootPos.parent().raw() == outputPos.raw();

        // Determine the starting and disputed output root indices.
        // 1. If it was an attack, the disputed output root is `claim`, and the starting output root is
        //    elsewhere in the DAG (it must commit to the block # index at depth of `outputPos - 1`).
        // 2. If it was a defense, the starting output root is `claim`, and the disputed output root is
        //    elsewhere in the DAG (it must commit to the block # index at depth of `outputPos + 1`).
        if (wasAttack) {
            // If this is an attack on the first output root (the block directly after the starting
            // block number), the starting claim nor position exists in the tree. We leave these as
            // 0, which can be easily identified due to 0 being an invalid Gindex.
            if (outputPos.indexAtDepth() > 0) {
                ClaimData storage starting = _findTraceAncestor(Position.wrap(outputPos.raw() - 1), claimIdx, true);
                (startingClaim_, startingPos_) = (starting.claim, starting.position);
            } else {
                startingClaim_ = Claim.wrap(startingOutputRoot.root.raw());
            }
            (disputedClaim_, disputedPos_) = (claim.claim, claim.position);
        } else {
            ClaimData storage disputed = _findTraceAncestor(Position.wrap(outputPos.raw() + 1), claimIdx, true);
            (startingClaim_, startingPos_) = (claim.claim, claim.position);
            (disputedClaim_, disputedPos_) = (disputed.claim, disputed.position);
        }
    }

    /// @notice Finds the local context hash for a given claim index that is present in an execution trace subgame.
    /// @param _claimIndex The index of the claim to find the local context hash for.
    /// @return uuid_ The local context hash.
    function _findLocalContext(uint256 _claimIndex) internal view returns (Hash uuid_) {
        (Claim starting, Position startingPos, Claim disputed, Position disputedPos) =
            _findStartingAndDisputedOutputs(_claimIndex);
        uuid_ = _computeLocalContext(starting, startingPos, disputed, disputedPos);
    }

    /// @notice Computes the local context hash for a set of starting/disputed claim values and positions.
    /// @param _starting The starting claim.
    /// @param _startingPos The starting claim's position.
    /// @param _disputed The disputed claim.
    /// @param _disputedPos The disputed claim's position.
    /// @return uuid_ The local context hash.
    function _computeLocalContext(
        Claim _starting,
        Position _startingPos,
        Claim _disputed,
        Position _disputedPos
    )
        internal
        pure
        returns (Hash uuid_)
    {
        // A position of 0 indicates that the starting claim is the absolute prestate. In this special case,
        // we do not include the starting claim within the local context hash.
        uuid_ = _startingPos.raw() == 0
            ? Hash.wrap(keccak256(abi.encode(_disputed, _disputedPos)))
            : Hash.wrap(keccak256(abi.encode(_starting, _startingPos, _disputed, _disputedPos)));
    }
}
