* Introduce fast dispute game type

Avoids the need to change configuration to support fast withdrawals via fault proofs.

* e2e: Wait for game to become resolvable.

* Update kontrol snapshots.

* e2e: Set correct game type for proposer.

* challenger: Fast games are alphabet vm, not cannon.

* Set fast game clock duration to 0.

* Update snapshots again

* Use game type consistently.

Loads the dispute game factory address from the superchain registry.

* ufm-test-services: delete

This code is no longer maintained by anybody at the company and is not
running in production. This commit deletes the code. We should strive
to ensure that there is clear ownership of all code in this repository
to ensure problems can be easily resolved when one comes up in a
particular place.

* ci: delete

* Fix Benchmarking ; add Compression Algo to Test Case Definitions

* Correct to Brotli9

Updates the periphery deploy to also deploy a Drippie contract to
be used for standard operational drips.

- Label log sources
- Avoid adding duplicate slog fields when not isatty

* contracts-bedrock: update deployment readme

Adds useful information on how to do a deployment of the L1 contracts as
well as information on how to generate the L2 genesis allocs. This
should alleviate questions that come in often about how to do this.

* readme: update

* readme: update

* go: bump libp2p deps

* op-node/p2p: replace deprecated CannotConnect with Limited peer state

* op-node: Support multiple beacon archiver/fallbacks

* op-node: rename flag to l1.beacon-fallbacks

- retain old flag name and env var
- fix some tests

* Update op-node/node/client_test.go
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Fix op-program to use a fixed version and version meta for all client builds (correct version is reported by the host) since these builds should be reproducible.
Note the make reproducible-build target never set a version so was indeed reproducible.

This removes running the external geth tests in CI since they
are particularly flakey. These were added to enable running
the e2e tests against external clients more easily. This does
not remove that ability from the monorepo as the package is not
touched. External clients can still run the e2e tests against their
client, we just no longer run these tests in CI. There isn't a ton
of value running these in CI as everything in process tests the
same things and the value of removing them is the reduce in flakes.

A change to docs or smart contracts should not need to rerun
CI for unrelated tests flaking. Since there is no clear ownership
for these tests, they should be removed. This is not reducing test
coverage.

* Use the actual WETH delay when determining when bonds are withdrawable

* Change metric label and logs to reflect using withdrawable timing, not game resolution

* op-node: cleanup readme

The readme hasn't been updated in some time, this updates the readme
with the latest information as a lot of the information has been
deprecated. This will make it more intuitive for how to use the `op-node`
to generate the L2 genesis for a network.

Also adds a simple `doctoc` recipe to the `Makefile` as other `README`
files in the repo do the same thing.

* readme: update

* cannon: Add traceback debugger

* review comments

* fix go lint

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* ctb: Introduce Process library with run() method

* ctb: Replace vm.ffi with Process.run

op-dispute-mon: Consider chess clocks of descendant claims when determining if a claim is resolvable (#10653)

Ensures sufficient monitoring period even in the worst case of clock extension.

* adding bridging to the faucet drip call

* updating the logic based on suggesstions

* adding changeset

* fixing ci issue

* update auth module tests

* final fix

* lint fix

* update snapshots

* update changeset

* change to patch

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* contracts-bedrock: reset semver of CrossL2Inbox

* contracts-bedrock: reset semver of L2ToL2CrossDomainMessenger

* contracts-bedrock: update semver-lock

`endpoint-monitor` is not maintained anymore and is
deprecated, so this commit removes it from the monorepo

* fix AsyncGossiper hangup

* Use atomic operation when starting.

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* op-node: Better logging in commitment tracking

* op-node: Properly handle differences in Keccak vs Generic Commitments

* Use daCommitmentType in deploy config

* da-server: Add option to use generic commitments

* CI: Add generic commitment

* op-chain-ops: Set daCommitmentType in testdata

* Fix comm type check

* Fix CI env var

* Set proper default for daCommitmentType

* Use string for daCommitmentType

* Use bytes cast instead of abi.encodePacked

* contracts-bedrock: fix deployment

Fixes https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/issues/10634

The issue was that the salt was based on the name of the contract,
meaning that it was deterministic. The salt is now created by mixing
together the name and the `IMPL_SALT` env var. Anytime that `create2`
is used in the deploy script, the salt MUST be mixed with `IMPL_SALT`,
otherwise it will brick fresh deployments.

* kontrol: update summary

Bumps [github.com/jackc/pgx/v5](https://github.com/jackc/pgx) from 5.5.5 to 5.6.0.
- [Changelog](https://github.com/jackc/pgx/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](https://github.com/jackc/pgx/compare/v5.5.5...v5.6.0)

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