feat: enhance Geval to support multiple contracts in checks - #10
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- Updated the `geval check` command to accept multiple contract files, allowing users to evaluate several contracts against the same signals in a single PR. - Revised the decision artifact format to accommodate multi-contract evaluations, including overall decision reporting and individual contract results. - Enhanced documentation across README, examples, and CLI commands to reflect the new multi-contract functionality and provide clearer usage instructions. - Improved the explanation output to detail results for each contract and the overall decision, enhancing user understanding of the evaluation process.
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geval checkcommand to accept multiple contract files, allowing users to evaluate several contracts against the same signals in a single PR.