Remove the unchecked arithmetic in favor of lowering the
max base fee. This will prevent situations in which the
max base fee causes gas consumption greater than the
block gas limit.

When multiplying a uint64 and uint128 and assigning to
a uint256, the solidity checked math applies to the
types of the numbers being multiplied. This means that
solidity catches an overflow when the result of larger than
a uint128 even though its assigned to a uint256.
This PR uses unchecked math to prevent this kind of overflow
instead of casting the values to uint256 because it is
safe to use unchecked math here. The following inequality
always holds true, which shows that it is safe:

``` solidity
type(uint64).max * type(uint128).max < type(uint256).max
```

fix(ctb): Use `callWithMinGas` in the XDM

contracts-bedrock: fix gas benchmarks

Fixes the benchmarks by ensuring that the optimism portal
is initialized as well as ensuring that the prev base
fee is always explicitly set.

The previous benchmarks were pretty far off with their estimations.

contracts-bedrock: delete dead deployments

This commit removes the `alpha-1` network and the
`goerli-public-rehearsal` network from the deployments.

migration: update migrated withdrawal gas limit

op-node/service: Deduplicate logger + Better defaults

fix(atst): Fix module and main in package.json

contracts-bedrock: remove deployment ownable check l1xdm

contracts-bedrock: fix standard bridge token pair checking

op-e2e: Run CI in parallel

op-wheel: update OVM owners cheat-code for migration testing

More accurately computes the gas limit for a migrated
withdrawal. This is useful to prevent the gaslimit
for large transactions from going over the consensus
level block gas limit. It is unlikely for a transaction
to go over the block gas limit, but this is a preventative
fix just in case.

fix(fd): use correct fn for getTotalElements

Also fix compiler warning

hive: Update op-geth image used for hive tests