fix: align validator getter names - #136
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Aligns the
validatorsgetter input/output names with theValidatorstruct while avoiding Solidity’s duplicate-identifier restriction. This allows strict ABI comparison to normalize the struct return and compare every inner component name.Prompted by: @0xalpharush