This contract defines a type wrapper for the ERC165 interface, allowing interaction with ERC165-compliant contracts without allocating new memory. It includes functions to check interface support (`supportsInterface`) and various utility operations (equality, comparison, arithmetic, and bitwise operations) on the wrapped address type. All external calls that fail will revert to simplify the API.

This contract defines an `ERC20` type as a wrapper around the address type, providing functions to interact with ERC20 tokens without allocating new memory. It includes functions for querying `totalSupply`, `balanceOf`, and `allowance`, as well as for executing `transfer`, `transferFrom`, and `approve` operations. Additionally, it provides comparison and arithmetic operations for `ERC20` instances, all implemented using inline assembly for efficiency.

This contract defines an `ERC721` type that wraps the address primitive and provides functions to interact with the core ERC721 interface without allocating new memory. It includes functions for querying support for interfaces, approvals, ownership, balance, and transferring tokens. Additionally, it provides operator overloading for comparison, arithmetic, and bitwise operations on `ERC721` instances. All external calls revert on failure to simplify the API.

This contract defines a wrapper for the `address` type, named `ERC6909`, which provides a set of functions to interact with the ERC6909 interface without allocating new memory. It includes functions for querying balances, allowances, operator status, and supports interface checks. Additionally, it provides methods for transferring tokens, approving allowances, and setting operators. The contract also includes comparison and arithmetic operations for `ERC6909` instances. All external calls revert on failure to simplify the API.

This contract provides a wrapper for the ERC4626 token standard, enabling interaction with ERC4626-compliant contracts without allocating new memory. It includes functions for querying and performing operations like asset conversion, deposits, withdrawals, minting, redeeming, and balance checks. Additionally, it supports basic arithmetic and logical operations on ERC4626 instances. All external calls revert on failure to simplify the API.