Optimize ERC-1271 path in isValidSignatureNowCalldata to avoid extra allocation #6123
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The calldata variant of SignatureChecker was passing bytes calldata into a memory-based ERC-1271 helper, introducing an unnecessary calldata-to-memory allocation followed by another memory copy when assembling the low-level call. This change adds isValidERC1271SignatureNowCalldata(address,bytes32,bytes calldata), which constructs the call buffer with calldatacopy and preserves the existing ABI layout and success checks. The isValidSignatureNowCalldata branch for contract signers now uses the calldata helper, eliminating the extra allocation/copy. Behavior is unchanged; only gas/memory efficiency improves and this is consistent with the library’s existing calldata optimizations in ECDSA