* Consolidted ERC20 Interface and Implementation Files
* Fixed CanReclaimToken's tests to use StandardTokenMock instead of BasicTokenMock
* Changed token's variable type in TokenTimelock to ERC20
* Merged the StandardBurnableToken with BurnableToken since it now inherits from StandardToken; Fixed TokenTimelock so it uses SafeERC20 for ERC20
* Fixed variable type for _token in TokenTimelock constructor
* Fixed linting warning in BurnableToken
* Added back burnFrom tests.
* Add StandardBurnableToken implementation
BurnableToken that extends from StandardToken and adds a
burnFrom method that decrements allowance. Equivalent to
a transferFrom plus burn in a single operation.
* Return event object from expectEvent helper
* Add comment on Approval event in burnFrom function
* Improvements on burnable token tests
- Inject initial balance as a parameter to the behaviour
- Use expectEvent helper for assertions on events
- Use chai bignumber for numbers
- Change to bdd-style assertions
* Update to ganache-cli v6.1.0 and truffle v4.1.0
* Update to stable version of ganache-cli
* fix: update event emission warning
- Fix event emission warnings for solidity 4.21 after truffle has been
updated to use this version
* fix pr review comments
* update to truffle v4.1.5
* update package-lock
* add additional emit keywords
* update solidity-coverage to 0.4.15
* update to solium 1.1.6
* fix MerkleProof coverage analysis by testing through wrapper
* change version pragma to ^0.4.21
* fix solium linting errors
Throwing when trying to burn 0 tokens is an unnecessary special case.
If another contract wants to burn() a variable amount, it should not be forced to deal with this special case of burning 0.
Doug Crescenzi
artiebits
John Shutt
Santiago Palladino
Francisco Giordano
Roman Storm
Facundo Spagnuolo
Matt Condon
astudnev
Jesse Busman
Alejandro Santander
Dan Phifer
Logan Saether