Use try_invoke for rate oracle calls with graceful fallback - #1682
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Fixes a critical denial-of-service vulnerability where a reverting or panicking external rate oracle would trap all new loan and refinance requests in
loan_manager.Key Changes:
compute_interest_rateto handle external oracle failures gracefully without trapping the execution path.read_interest_rate(the configured default), matching documentation and preserving boundary checks.closes #1128