ERC-223 tokens (e.g. DEAPCOIN) become untransferable after EIP-7702 delegation due to missing tokenFallback

## Description

After an EOA delegates to `EIP7702StatelessDeleGator`, ERC-223 token transfers to/from the delegated address revert. This is because the delegator implements `IERC721Receiver` and `IERC1155Receiver` but does not implement the ERC-223 `tokenFallback(address, uint256, bytes)` callback.

## Root Cause

EIP-7702 delegation sets 23 bytes of bytecode (the delegation designator `0xef0100 || address`) on the EOA. This causes `EXTCODESIZE` to return 23 instead of 0.

Many ERC-223 tokens use `extcodesize` to determine whether the recipient is a contract:

```solidity
// Example from DEAPCOIN (0x1a3496c18d558bd9c6c8f609e1b129f67ab08163)
// Compiled with Solidity 0.4.25
bool isUserAddress;
assembly { isUserAddress := iszero(extcodesize(_to)) }
```

When `extcodesize` returns non-zero, the token contract treats the delegated EOA as a contract and either:
1. Calls `tokenFallback()` / `tokenReceived()` on the recipient → reverts because the delegator does not implement this interface
2. Rejects the transfer outright (e.g. `"try to send token to contract"` in batch transfer paths)

## Impact

- Users who enable smart account features on MetaMask lose the ability to send or receive ERC-223 tokens
- Tokens already held in the wallet before delegation become effectively locked
- The user cannot easily undo this — revoking delegation requires another EIP-7702 transaction, and many users may not realize the delegation caused the issue
- DEAPCOIN (DEP) is one confirmed affected token, but any ERC-223 token with `extcodesize`-based contract detection is affected

## Steps to Reproduce

1. Delegate an EOA to `EIP7702StatelessDeleGator` (`0x63c0c19a282a1B52b07dD5a65b58948A07DAE32B`)
2. Attempt to transfer DEAPCOIN (DEP, `0x1a3496c18d558bd9c6c8f609e1b129f67ab08163`) from or to the delegated address
3. Transaction reverts

Start by inspecting EIP7702StatelessDeleGator and its existing IERC721Receiver and IERC1155Receiver implementations, then reproduce the failure with DEAPCOIN. Trace how an ERC-223 transfer handles the delegated address and verify completion by confirming transfers to and from the delegated address no longer revert.

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