op-e2e: action test derivation with flaky L1 RPC

op-node: allow sequencer to produce block with txs at sequencer time drift boundary

bmon: Add basic alerting logic

op-node: allow sequencer to produce block with txs at sequencer time drift boundary to match derivation behavior

feat(ctb): deploy drippie to Goerli

Breaks out the SystemDictator steps into two files so that the steps
that get executed before the system is shut down can easily be separated
from the steps that executed after the system gets spun back up. Idea
here is that you would execute with the tag "steps1", wait for the
legacy system to come down, migrate the L2, then execute with the tags
"steps2" to complete the upgrade.

* op-node,op-e2e: optimize receipts fetching by supporting different kinds of rpc providers and receipts-fetching method alternatives

* op-node: rpc provider kinds / fetching methods review fixes

* op-e2e: add missing arg - fix lint

* op-chain-ops: Fix state migration, add post-checks

This PR fixes a bug in `op-chain-ops` that could cause state to become erroneously erased during the L2 migration. While testing the Goerli migration in check mode, I encountered an issue where `db.GetState` was returning null storage slots for the legacy message passer during the withdrawals portion of the migration. Upon further inspection, I discovered that we were using `db.CreateAccount` in the `setProxies` method. `db.CreateAccount` will erase the state associated with the passed-in address, so I updated `setProxies` to check if the account exists first. I also added a map of predeploys that should _not_ be touched as part of the migration process at all. At the end of the migration process, I iterate over these "untouchable" contracts and make sure that their code matches a preset list of code hashes and sample up to 5,000 storage slots before and after the migration to make sure the match.

Additionally, I found a bug in the witness generation data within `l2geth`. The witness generation code for the message passer does not take reverts into account. There's no easy way to do this, since we don't have access to the call frame in which the revert occurred. To work around this, I added the ability to ignore reverted storage slots in the `ParamsByChainId` structure.

Lastly, I made a few miscellaneous changes to improve our confidence in the migration script:

- I added checks to the OVM ETH migration to ensure that state slots are properly preserved.
- I added a read cache to the underlying state DB so that repeated read calls are faster.

I have verified that this migration script works end-to-end with check mode enabled against a forked Goerli L1.

* Add hash checking in addition to sampling

bmon: Fix linter issues

ci: Add more codeowners to specs

Deploys the updated version of Drippie to Goerli. Drippie has been fully
configured and seeded with a significant amount of Goerli ETH.

* op-node: remove p2p sequencer addr rollup config value, load during startup from L1

* op-node: use trie.VerifyProof instead of trie.Trie.TryGet
Co-authored-by: Matthew Slipper <me@matthewslipper.com>

specs: Document starting timestamp and block num vars

Failed devnet jobs will now dump op-node, op-geth, batcher, proposer, and l1 logs in distinct steps in order to make debugging easier. Also disables CCI's Docker Layer Caching, which was introducing issues. The cache sometimes gets stale, leading to situations where the tested software doesn't match the source being pulled.

op-e2e: Add Large L1 gap blocktime test

TestLargeL1Gaps tests the case that there is a gap between two L1 blocks
which is larger than the sequencer drift.
This test has the following parameters:
L1 Block time: 4s. L2 Block time: 2s. Sequencer Drift: 32s

It generates 8 L1 blocks & 16 L2 blocks.
Then generates an L1 block that has a time delta of 48s.
It then generates the 24 L2 blocks.
Then it generates 3 more L1 blocks.
At this point it can verify that the batches where properly generated.
Note: It batches submits when possible.

[op-batcher / op-proposer] Provide context to signer function

ctb: Document starting timestamp and block num vars