* op-chain-ops: implement withdrawal hashing

Implement both the new hashing scheme and the legacy
hashing for withdrawals so that the withdrawals can
be migrated.

Also implement encoding and decoding of the withdrawals

* more tests

* op-chain-ops: code review fixes

* op-chain-ops: fix message passer

Now that the old message passer is being kept in the L2
state, be sure to the use legacy address. The new message
passer is at a different address.

* ci: Ignore l2geth coverage reports

* ci: Upload coverage reports in js-lint-test
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* op-node: Fix OPB-10

Fixes OPB-10: No Checks for Deposit Transaction Type When Calling `L1InfoDepositTxData()`. This PR adds a check in `blockToBatch` that checks the type of the first transaction in the block, and returns an error if it isn't a deposit transaction.

* goimports
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The ownable upgradable modifier was not used anywhere
in the contract. The erc20 factory does not follow that
pattern. This change simplifies things by moving
values to immutables instead of being in storage.

This is a cleanup PR before migrating these contracts to
`contracts-bedrock`.
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* contracts-bedrock: add semver to erc20 factory

* op-bindings: regenerate
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* proxyd: Add batch size metric and configurable max

The max batch size will be overwritten if it is over `MaxBatchRPCCallsHardLimit`.

Builds on https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/pull/3544.

* changeset

* fix lint

* fix test

* proxyd: Add customizable whitelist error message

Alchemy is asking for this so that we can include their affiliate link.

* add missing test case

* fix error message

* goimports

* fix(ct): bug in L2OutputOracle constructor

Fixes a small bug in the L2OutputOracle constructor where an assertion
was being made about the wrong value. Unlikely that this would've caused
any significant issues but worth fixing anyway.

* Update l1genesis generation code

Puts the genesis timestamp inside the simulator, and updates the simulator code to properly wait for blocks to be mined. See the comments in deployer.go and layer_one.go.

* Update gas snapshot
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Moves the L2ToL1MessagePasser to a new address and introduces the
LegacyMessagePasser to live at the old address.
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Update op-geth to the latest version on the `optimism-history` branch. This version exposes the customizable simulator backend that we need to merge https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/pull/3322.
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* op-node: Fix OPB-04

The length of the ExtraData field was not being checked, which could lead to panics in the MarshalSSZ function.

Fixes ENG-2614

* code review fixes

* increase resource size
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* contracts-bedrock: fix `OptimismMintableERC20Created`

The names of the event args were backwards from what they
were supposed to be. I noticed this while writing integration
tests for the sdk.

The event is used like this:

```solidity
emit OptimismMintableERC20Created(_remoteToken, address(localToken), msg.sender);
```

The event was updated to look like this:

```solidity
event OptimismMintableERC20Created(
    address indexed remoteToken,
    address indexed localToken,
    address deployer
);
```

The `remoteToken` is first and the `localToken` is second.

* ctb: Avoid extra casting from contract to address

* chore: Regen bindings and snapshot

* chore: Update bindings
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Standardizes storage spacer names and makes sure that storage spacers
are all using their original variable types.
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Improves and simplifies metrics by using better metric labels.

* nft: L-13 Duplicated code

* nft: M-08 Upgradeability inconsistencies

* fix(ctp): change `CrossDomainEnabled` to `CrossDomainMessenger`

* fix(ctp): make `otherBridge` and `messenger` in nft bridge contracts immutable

* docs(ctp): update `ERC721Bridge` bridging function docs

* re-order `OptimismMintableERC721Factory` event args

* remove unnecessary `Initializable` import in nft bridges

* changed legacy `CrossDomainEnabled` call to `CrossDomainMessenger
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* ctb: Naming and comments to clarify interfaces usage

The OptimismMintableERC20 token used two interfaces in its
supportsInterface() function. These were confusingly named
after the functions that they contain (ie. IL1Token, IRemoteToken),
rather than the contracts these interfaces represent.
The name has been tweaked slighly, and comments have been added to
clarify the intent.

fix(ctb): Clearer names for the mintable token iface

* ctb: Add bridge() to mintable erc20 interface

* chore: bindings

* op-chain-ops: implement pending withdrawal fetching

We need a list of pending withdrawals to be able to
migrate the withdrawal hashes to the new withdrawal
hash scheme. This commit implements the script for
fetching pending withdrawals as well as a unit test
for the function responsible for fetching pending withdrawals.

From within `op-chain-ops`, the script can be ran as follows:

```golang
$ go run cmd/withdrawals/main.go
```

lint

* op-chain-ops: go mod tidy
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* Fix stateviz JSON deserialization

* Spelling nit

* Update the variable names too

* nft: M-01 Asymmetric failure behavior of ERC721 bridges

* nft: N-05 Inconsistent approach to auto-refunding failed token transfers

* nft: L-05 Auto withdrawal transactions can be misleading

* nft: M-06 Lack of input validation

* nft: L-08 ERC721 bridge contracts not using safeTransferFrom

* refactor(ctp): fix  `FakeOptimismMintableERC721` inherited contract

* feat(ctp)!: update nft bridge post-audit

* update `CrossDomainEnabled` import paths in nft bridges

* bump `OptimismMintableERC721Factory` semver

* Update packages/contracts-periphery/contracts/L2/L2ERC721Bridge.sol
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* added `localToken` check in the `completeOutBoundTransfer` function in NFT bridges

* nit: fix error message in `L1ERC721Bridge`
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Optimizes the DTL by making the assumption that CTC and SCC addresses in
the AddressManager will NOT change before Bedrock rolls around. This
finally makes it possible to properly sync off of a Geth node where
events are not indexed. You can still sync from Erigon as an alternative
to this commit.

ci: release step 3

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ci: trigger releases

There were open zeppelin contracts defined in the top level
`package.json` as well as in each of the individual packages.
We want to be very explicit with the version of the contract
dependencies that are used. I believe that the versions local
to the packages were being used instead of the globally defined
versions, removing them from the top level `package.json` will
ensure this.
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