[dzikowski]

• Mint supply. A mint now starts from the larger of the token class total and the supply recorded in the mint requests (readMintSupply), saves it on the token class, then adds its quantity. A class minted through the removed high-throughput flow can have a total behind its request records; without this a new NFT could reuse an existing instance number. FetchTokenClassesWithSupply reports the same number.
• Mint allowance requests in one transaction. Grants to the same user in one transaction share a request key, whoever grants them. A later grant now adds its quantity to the request already written instead of overwriting it, so the allowance supply counts every grant. CreateVestingToken relies on several grants to the admin in one transaction, so a later grant is accumulated rather than rejected.
• init. The project name is derived and checked before the command asks to overwrite or copies the template, so an invalid path such as . leaves no files behind.
• Cleanup. Removed HighThroughputMintTokenDto, FulfillMintDto, the HighThroughputMint* fee gate codes, the unused fulfillment helpers on mint requests, and the outdated TransferTokenDto description.
• Multiplicative fee. A multiplicative tier now charges baseQuantity × ((chargeableUses + 1) × feeAccelerationRate), so the threshold use costs baseQuantity × feeAccelerationRate and each later use one step more. No fee definition on mainnet uses this type (checked in query-api allChainObjects, index GCFD).