Refactor _validateSignature to allow Smart Wallets to sign for other Smart Wallets #13
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While discussing ERC-1271 with @xenoliss, we realized that there is currently no way for Smart Wallet to sign via ERC-1271 for another Smart Wallet. To fix this, we make _validateSignature primarily switch on the ownerBytes length, rather than the signature length, which cleans up the code and allows us to remove a couple errors entirely.