op-node: Skip conf depth check if L1 head is empty

The L1 Head block in the conf depth is pulled from the L1 State object.
The L1 State is never initialized at startup but instead from the new head
channel. This means that prior to the first new head, any code which calls
BlockByNumber would always fail if the conf depth was not zero.

fix(ctb): move inits under constructors

ci: Fix incorrect flag naming on codecov upload

feat: withdrawal migration

INF-11 updates docker-publish jobs to use OIDC auth

Standardizes the location of initializers to be under constructors.

op-node: Add P2P metrics

op-e2e: last receipt getter

Add a getter for fetching the last receipt. This
is useful if values from a receipt need to be parsed
as input to additional calls

op-e2e: user action allow set calldata

op-e2e: user action allow set value

op-chain-ops: add weth9 as a L1 predeploy

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Develop -> Master

This will make e2e testing that requires and erc20
token that is mintable easy. Just send eth to the
correct address and then you will have an erc20
token.

This will be used for e2e tests for token deposits
and withdrawals.

This commit adds a function to the `BasicUser` that
allows a more complex flow where the calldata can be
set. This allows for the user to make specific contract
calls.

The batch queue was using the previous origin when computing if
the origin was behind or not. It would then immediately advance
it's internal origin to the next origin (confusingly coming from
the `prev` stage). It would take action on the current origin based
on out of date data. Specifically, it would not save an origin that
should have been saved into the l1Blocks array. This causes errors
because the L1 Origin of the safe head would not be present when
attempting to derive the next batch after a reset.

The function signature wasn't updated with the arguments.

reference docs:
https://circleci.com/docs/openid-connect-tokens/#adding-gcp-to-the-circleci-configuration-file

proxyd: Allow disabling backend rate limiting