In `@crates/types/src/config/consensus.rs`:
- Around line 803-806: The block_reward_config currently hard-codes
half_life_secs; change it to compute the value from the existing constants (e.g.
HALF_LIFE_YEARS and SECS_PER_YEAR) instead of the literal 126144000. Update the
BlockRewardConfig initialization (field half_life_secs) to compute
(HALF_LIFE_YEARS * SECS_PER_YEAR).try_into().unwrap() or the equivalent
conversion used elsewhere in mainnet/testing so the half-life stays in sync with
the project constants.
- Around line 808-812: The comment describing the testnet hardfork configuration
is stale (says "1 proof") while the code sets number_of_ingress_proofs_total: 3
in the IrysHardforkConfig -> FrontierParams block; update the comment to reflect
the actual configured value (3) or change number_of_ingress_proofs_total to 1 to
match the comment, and ensure the comment adjacent to FrontierParams /
IrysHardforkConfig mentions the chosen proof count consistently.

In `@crates/types/src/storage_pricing.rs`:
- Around line 1437-1447: The test computes bytes_to_store before updating
config.chunk_size, so bytes_to_store captures the old value (32) instead of the
intended 262144; move or recompute the bytes_to_store assignment to after the
config.chunk_size change (i.e., after setting config.chunk_size = 262144) so
that the variable used in the test (bytes_to_store) reflects the updated chunk
size in the ConsensusConfig used by the test functions like
number_of_ingress_proofs_total_at and any subsequent assertions.
- Around line 2161-2162: Remove the debug-only logging call dbg!(&config); from
the test code in storage_pricing.rs (delete the dbg!(&config); line); if you
need non-noisy diagnostics keep a proper logger call (e.g., tracing::debug!)
behind a feature or test-only flag, but otherwise simply remove dbg!(&config) so
tests no longer emit debug output.

In `@crates/types/src/config/consensus.rs`:
- Around line 816-822: Replace the convoluted deserialization of the hardcoded
Aurora activation timestamp by constructing it directly with
UnixTimestamp::from_secs (use the same approach as testing()), i.e., set
Aurora.activation_timestamp via UnixTimestamp::from_secs(<seconds>) instead of
calling unix_timestamp_string_serde::deserialize with StringDeserializer; also
remove the now-unused StringDeserializer import if it’s no longer referenced.