Nearly impossible for any user to register to the raffle

The register() function in the MonadexV1Raffle contract contains a critical logic error that prevents any user from successfully registering for the raffle. The function incorrectly checks the user's balance against the number of tickets to burn, causing it to revert in all scenarios.

• If ticketsToBurn < balance, the function reverts, preventing registration even when the user has sufficient balance.
• If ticketsToBurn >= balance, the function will likely revert in the _burn call due to insufficient balance.

This vulnerability completely breaks the core functionality of the raffle system, making it impossible for any user to register. As a result, the entire contract becomes non-functional, effectively creating a denial of service for the raffle feature. If deployed, this critical flaw would likely lead to a significant loss of user trust and damage to the protocol's reputation, as users would be unable to participate in the raffle despite potentially having purchased tickets.

Correct the balance check logic so that the revert only triggers when the user truly cannot cover the ticket burn:

function register(uint256 _amount) external notZero(_amount) returns (uint256) {
    // ... (previous checks)
    uint256 balance = balanceOf(msg.sender);
    uint256 ticketsToBurn = slotsToOccupy * RANGE_SIZE;
    if (ticketsToBurn > balance) {
        revert MonadexV1Raffle__NotEnoughBalance(ticketsToBurn, balance);
    }
    // ... (rest of the function)
}