🐛 delete copy paste pasta

🔥 delete useless comment

🎨 delete accidental new line at top of file

🐛 Accidentally nuked integration-tests/package.json which wasn't in packages dir

📝 📝 update a package

Change sdk to force build

op-heartbeat: allow more versions in heartbeat service

test(ctb): Add bridge tests for the new bridge interface

[op-node] Fix ReadStorageAt for 0-prefixed values

chore(ctb): Add comments, rebuild

fix(ctb): Refactor and fix the L2 bridge tests

fix(ctb): Ensure consistent event ordering using super

The _emit methods in child contracts now use super to
call emit the new events.
The legacy events now always precedes the new event.

test(ctb): Use kwargs syntax in _preBridgeX() funcs

chore(ctb): Improve doc comments on _emit funcs

fix(ctb): Add _emitETHBridgeInitiated

fix(ctb): Add _emitERC20BridgeFinalized

fix(ctb): Add remaining event wrapper functions

ctp: remove final hh tests

feat(specs): language changes

feat(mon): set up chain-mon package

This commit gets the foundry tests up to parity for the
`AssetReceiver` and `Transactor` and then deletes the
hardhat tests. Now this package only has foundry based
tests which makes it much easier to standardize longer
term with a single way of developing smart contracts
in the monorepo.

ctp: delete hh dripcheck tests

maint(ctb): clean up Alias and Bytes tests

⚡ add node_modules and .vscode to dockerignore

ctp: delete hardhat drippie tests

After https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/pull/4805
was merged, the foundry dripcheck tests are merged. This means
that we can remove the hardhat based dripcheck tests in favor
of the foundry based ones.

This moves us closer to having a unifed testing environment
for smart contracts.

contracts-periphery: foundry tests for drip checks

Add foundry tests for the dripchecks. Each test suite
includes a fuzz test for the positive and negative cases.
This is a continuation of porting all contracts tests
to foundry for a unified developer testing environment.

feat(ctp): audited Drippie mainnet deployment