Port TON smart contracts from FunC (.fc/.func) to modern Tolk (.tolk) with Acton: use acton func2tolk when helpful, then refactor storage/messages/opcodes into typed structs and serialization, implement Acton-style entrypoints, generate wrappers, migrate JS/TS tests to native Tolk tests, and use acton build/test/script/verify/disasm to preserve TL-B compatibility and behavior. Use when asked to convert, port, or modernize FunC contracts into idiomatic Tolk.
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