* chore(opc): Bump `asterisc` version

* semver lock

* op-e2e: Recover gracefully from log-after-exit panics

There are a lot of places where we log after tests exit. This PR recovers from those panics so tests can continue.

* add helper

* op-deployer/ctb: Add DeployOPCM script

Adds a dedicated script to deploy OPCM for use with a future op-deployer bootstrap command. We'll use this for the Holocene deployment.

* Update packages/contracts-bedrock/test/opcm/DeployOPCM.t.sol
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* Update packages/contracts-bedrock/test/opcm/DeployOPCM.t.sol
Co-authored-by: blaine <blainemalone01@gmail.com>

* remove unused import

* forgot an import

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Tests are flaking because the batcher's txmgr still polls for receipts after shutdown. Those polls emit logs, which then cause the tests to panic. To fix, I updated the batcher shutdown code to wait for all pending transactions in the tx queue to complete.

Removes the legacy versions.json file and replaces it with
references to mise.toml.

* remove done todo from just file

* remove done todo from just file

* feat: remove unused onlyTestnetOrDevnet modifier

* feat: remove unused _includeDump arg

* Initial implementation of integrating op-node with op-signer for remote signer configuration for block payload signing

* op-service: remove the requirement for signer.address to be set when using op-service

* op-service: add blockpayload_args to send to rpc opsigner_signBlockPayload

* Implement mock rpc in gossip_test and apply review

* Clean up tests

Golang map iteration order is random, so we need to sort first.

Introduces mise for polyglot tool dependency management.

Introduces a new common base framework for writing contracts
check scripts in Go. Many of the check scripts basically do the
exact same logic of somehow parsing either the interfaces or the
artifact files. Goal of this small project is to make the process
of writing new checks easier and more reliable.

We demonstrate this framework in action by porting the test-names
script to use this new framework.

Updates the Cannon libraries to be version agnostic instead of
being pinned to 0.8.15. This is OK because we do not deploy
libraries outside of contracts that have pinned contract versions.

* disable forge coverage in ci

* disable forge coverage in ci

* disable forge coverage in ci

When any of the setup transactions in `TestInterop_EmitLogs` fail to be mined, the test hangs until it times out. See [here](https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/ethereum-optimism/optimism/73118/workflows/b48debaa-55bc-4138-a419-a87c236cbc58/jobs/2994655/artifacts) for an example. This PR updates the SuperSystem API to take a context from the test itself to allow for timeouts.

* SendDepositTx: make applyL2Opts nil-able

* move maxBlobs closer to used place

* fix typo

* add additional assertions to test to check for tx ordering

* enhance test to handle tx confirmation ID ordering

* increase size of 0th tx to expose race condition

* change approach since the backend does not order txs by nonce

* tidy

* clarify

* Update op-service/txmgr/queue_test.go
Co-authored-by: Sebastian Stammler <seb@oplabs.co>

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Fixes the stack-too-deep error in the PermissionedDisputeGame by
updating the game to use a struct as the constructor parameter.

* Update README.md

* Update README.md

* Update README.md

There was one other spot where the batcher would log after tests exit, causing a panic.

Adds the ability to supply arguments to the "just test" recipe in
the contracts package. Developers frequently need to add arguments
to test specific contracts and running "just test" as the unified
testing command is better than flipping to "forge test".

* txmgr: Queue.Send() uses q.txMgr.SendAsync

This should ensure that transactions are confirmed on chain in the order Queue.Send() is called, without sacrificing parallel tx submission.

* implement SendAsync in op-challenger test stubTxMgr

It doesn't preserve the nonces like the production txMgr does.

* TrySend also ensures synchronous tx nonce ordering (on success)

* factor out HandleResponse fn

* remove unused code

* unexport handler

* update lib keccak dependency

* update semver-lock

* update semver-lock

Various things in the primary justfile weren't particularly
legible, particularly around installing tooling versions. Cleans
up the primary justfile so that everything has comments and the
process for installing tooling is unified.
Co-authored-by: Matthew Slipper <me@matthewslipper.com>