Adds a `migrate` binary as well as a dockerfile for
building it. This `Dockerfile` should be accessed from
the root of the repository, similar to the other docker
files for the other bedrock packages.

docs: fix l2-output link

docs: fix typo `qn` -> `an`

op-chain-ops: various cleanup

Fixes a bug were an error should have been returned and it was not.
Wraps some errors so that its easier to tell what the problem is
in the case of there being an error. A bit of refactoring that
allows the strict withdrawal migration checks to be skipped optionally.
This should not be used in production, but can be used in early test
iterations.

op-chain-ops: add bedrock transition receipts

Cleanup code, refactor some interfaces, make logIndex canonical

To make withdrawals really easy, we need to add in
receipts corresponding to the migrated withdrawals.
This will allow the exact same flow to be used when
creating the withdrawing transactions as normal
withdrawals.

fix(ctb): break out clamp func in Metering

Breaks out the base fee clamping function in ResourceMetering to
deduplicate some code.

feat(ctb): make SUBMISSION_INTERVAL modifiable

Updates the L2OutputOracle so that SUBMISSION_INTERVAL can be modified.
This is a relatively significant refactor that makes the l2Outputs
mapping keyed by index rather than L2 block number.

op-node: Hardcode beta-1 config

contracts-bedrock: OptimismMintableERC20 immutables

The `LegacyERC20ETH` needed some cleanup because
it extended the `OptimismMintableERC20` which had
its interface changed such that the remote token
and bridge are immutables instead of being held in
storage. Changing these values to immutables will
make interactions for mint/burn much cheaper.

Turn the constructor args into immutables. There isn't
a real reason for them to be in storage. The legacy
tokens can have the constructor args held in storage
and it shouldn't make a difference.

Makes the L2OO proposer and challenger addresses immutable and gets rid
of the concept of ownership in the L2OO.

op-node: Audit use of L1 State

op-chain-ops: log when setting storage

Adds a global logger to the `SetStorage` operation. Not ideal
that a global logger is used, but that is currently how the logging
is handled for the migration. This will help to prevent errors in
misconfiguration of the system. In setups like hive, it is difficult
to get insight into the state of the system as it is being brought
up, so this should log when the system is being brought up. Bad
config should stick out, ie setting an empty value because something
was left out of the config.

ops-bedrock: Remove oneshot

doc: fix spec typos

feat(dtl): handle deposit shutoff

Updates the DTL to correctly handle the deposit shutoff flag. We put the
flag inside the AddressManager because the DTL already had easy access
to the AddressManager. We parse the address as a uint256 and check if
it's non-zero. By checking this every loop we can smoothly recover if
the shutoff flag is reset.

Fix: build and publish all bedrock docker images before tagging release