increase supply cap for cbETH Aave Ethereum V3

The decoded on-chain action is a single generic execute() call to the Aave V3 Ethereum governance payload contract, which is the standard delegatecall pattern used by Aave governance proposals — the granular logic (the capsUpdate setting cbETH supplyCap to 60,000) lives inside that target contract's bytecode and is not further decoded in the provided calldata table. This matches the pattern shown in the proposal's embedded Solidity source (AaveV3EthCBETHSupplyCapUpdate_20230328), which explicitly sets cbETH supplyCap to 60_000 and keeps borrowCap unchanged, consistent with the description's claim of raising the cap from 30K to 60K. There is no numeric or target mismatch visible, and no extra or omitted actions in the single decoded call. Confidence is medium rather than high because the decoded calldata itself does not expose the internal parameters (60_000, asset address) — those are inferred from the pasted source code rather than independently verifiable from the decoded_arguments field, which is empty. No unit conversion or magnitude issues were found, and there is nothing in the calldata suggesting a different asset, cap value, or unrelated action. This is a routine, single-purpose risk-parameter update proposal typical of Aave governance, and the description and payload align on intent and outcome as far as can be determined from the available decoded data.