This is WIP because it doesn't perfectly re-assemble channels, but starts
to provide info on dangling channels.

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

This ensures that the legacy interface is only used for
legacy tokens and that the modern interface can be used
on the OptimismMintableERC20 token.

Note that this is not the gas efficient way to implement this,
but its ok for now as we are focused on minimal diff changes.

In the future we could refactor this code to ensure that
the ERC165Checker calls a minimal amount of times.

The new `L1CrossDomainMessenger` is no longer ownable so we no
longer need to transfer the ownership to the dictator as part
of the system upgrade. The dictator does not need ownership
of the old contract because it doesn't call `pause` on the
`L1CrossDomainMessenger` anymore as part of the on chain upgrade.
Instead, the pausable functionality is in the `OptimismPortal`
which is set with a constructor arg and its pausability can
be toggled using functions on the portal.

feat(atst): Updated SDK docs

Fault detector was using L2OutputOracle.latestOutputIndex() to query the
total number of outputs submitted, which was off by one. Correct
function is L2OutputOracle.nextOutputIndex(). Caused crashes of the
fault detector on startup if no outputs had been submitted to the L2OO
yet.

Co-authored-by: Will Cory <willcory10@gmail.com>

Co-authored-by: Will Cory <willcory10@gmail.com>

Co-authored-by: Will Cory <willcory10@gmail.com>