fix: use expected_exception instead of error field for unexpected_success status#3244
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fix: use expected_exception instead of error field for unexpected_success status#3244rakita merged 1 commit intobluealloy:mainfrom
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Fix incorrect JSON output in blockchain test runner. When a transaction unexpectedly succeeds (status: "unexpected_success"), the output previously included an "error" field with the expected exception message, which was misleading since no actual error occurred. Changed the JSON output to use "expected_exception" field instead of "error" to accurately reflect the execution state.