In Lexmark International, Inc. v. Static Control Components, which factors did the Supreme Court rule are needed to determine who has standing to file a claim under the Lanham Act?

1. Courts should apply a zone-of-interests test.
2. Plaintiffs must show a commercial injury was "proximately caused" by the competitor's false statements.
3. Plaintiffs must show their lawsuit is motivated by a substantial state interest.
4. Both A and B are correct.