fix: accept 0x-prefixed value inputs#14406
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Fixes #14403.
Summary
Fix
parse_ether_valueandparse_ether_or_weito correctly handle0x-prefixed hex strings (e.g.--value 0x12).Problem
The previous code passed the full
0x-prefixed string toU256::from_str_radix(value, 16), which treats thexas an invalid hex digit.Fix
Use
U256::from_str(value)which natively handles the0x/0Xprefix — it strips the prefix and delegates tofrom_str_radixwith base 16 internally.Also adds
0Xprefix support and expands regression tests to cover hex, decimal, and ether-tagged values.