Thanks for the detailed update, @SwaptoX. Tree-based recursive splitting is a genuinely harder problem than splitting across independent routes, and @SEEDGov is right that the reasons hold up: no objection to the 15-day extension, and moving the UI work into the M3 widget phase is sensible.
One item for M2 delivery. When we flagged audit planning, the M2 deliverable became a concrete audit plan with a selected provider, locked scope, cost, and timeline, plus the third-party grant applications, not just quotations. Contacting around ten firms is progress, but the finalized plan is the deliverable.
So at delivery, could you share three things: the finalized audit plan; the deployed multisig and timelock addresses, so the governance upgrade can be verified on-chain; and the public split-routing comparison page against OpenOcean that the scope set as the validation mechanism?