[v2] feat(ast): add InterfaceDefinition::compute_interface_id - #2038
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Compute the ERC-165 interface identifier as the XOR of the selectors of the functions the interface itself declares, excluding those inherited from base interfaces (matching `type(I).interfaceId`), so consumers read it from the binder instead of recomputing the fold.
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Compute the ERC-165 interface identifier as the XOR of the selectors of the functions the interface itself declares, excluding those inherited from base interfaces (matching
type(I).interfaceId), so consumers read it from the binder instead of recomputing the fold.