https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/releases/tag/v1.10.16

This is a useful version to upgrade to due to the HTTP2 fix
in the RPC client.

l2geth: Sync from Backend Queue

Introducing a new Backend verifiers can use to synchronize transactions from an external message queue. The *Queue* Backend can be used to follow a sequencer via Google PubSub. Sequencers, when configured, can now send transactions to an external message Queue.

To facilitate failover recovery without causing a chainsplit. The sequencer will only accept transactions once they've been successfully published to the configured external message queue.

contracts: batch compression ratios in fetch-batches task

feat: bss plaintext tx size enforcement

and use l1 block params during tx apply

feat: add SuggestGasTipCap fallback in teleportr api server

maint: update readme links and remove smockv1 package

indexer changeset

feat: txmgr return ErrReverted if confirmed tx reverts

Remove bad changeset

[fix] Refactored Dockerfiles

Currently the txmgr treats confirmation of a transaction as successful
if it achieves the proper confirmation depth, however it fails to
acknowledge the possibility that the transaction reverts. Thus to an
external caller the transaction silently succeeds.

This commit now inspects the receipt and returns an ErrReverted failure
in the event that receipt.Status is not 1. This allows higher level
applications to add logging/telemetry or take action on these events.

This commit adds helper methods to extract some of the serialization
logic into testable functions, and also add hooks to easily extend for
future formats.

The BackendQueue can be used by verifiers to sync transactions from
Google PubSub

maint(dtl): remove unused L1DataTransportClient

fix(sdk): comment out getMessagesByAddress

dtl: Support Basic Authentication for RPC endpoints

Removes getMessagesByAddress from the SDK until we can get the function
to work properly. Likely requires the indexer to be integrated into the
SDK or to figure out some new way to quickly get all of the data we
need. Better to comment this out to avoid confusion.