Optimize signed variants of getAmount0Delta and getAmount1Delta
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The code in `SqrtPriceMath` has been refactored to optimize the functions `getAmount0Delta` and `getAmount1Delta`. The changes replaced previous return statements with inline assembly to handle operations on `int256` more efficiently. This has resulted in reduction in bytecode size and runtime gas.
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Factored out of #258.
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The code in
SqrtPriceMathhas been refactored to optimize the functionsgetAmount0DeltaandgetAmount1Delta. The changes replaced previous return statements with inline assembly to handle operations onint256more efficiently. This has resulted in reduction in bytecode size and runtime gas.