indexer: Restore some bindings

ENG-2835 adds release configs for endpoint-monitor

Use uint64 for arithmetic in XDM's baseGas

To support Bedrock and non-Bedrock within the same indexer, we need to include the SCC bindings.

This allows us to use stacked diffs more effectively.

Prepares the repo to land the indexer changes by mocing some additional utilities to `op-e2e` and moving `backoff` from `op-node` into `op-service`.

* op-node: Simplify Receipts Fetching API

The previous API would return a receipts fetcher that the caller
was responsible for iterating through and then calling `Result` on.
This moves this inside the `Fetch` function. This simplifies usage
of the API and does not result in performance regression because
the receipts hash check requires all receipts to be fetched before

* Cache receipts fetcher rather than receipts

This modifies the refactor to be equivalent to the previous code.
Caching the receipts fetcher is actually critical for performance
because the fetcher caches intermediate results. The fetcher typically
makes lots of calls to fetch all the receipts so if all work is thrown
out on a single failure it will be very hard for the node to make progress.

* Rename Fetch -> FetchReceipts

* ctp: mainnet nft bridge deployments

* Create mighty-planets-pump.md
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* ctb: Rename event in the L2ToL1MessagePasser

The new name MessagePassed, is less confusing since the
name 'WithdrawalInitiated' is used in the L2 Bridge.

* Chore: bindings

* op-node: fix tests for MessagePassed topic 0

* chore: Changeset
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op-node: split driver state/model into L1 state, L1 origin selector, L2 sequencer, L2 derivation (#3647)

* op-node: split driver state/model into l1 state, l1 origin selector, l2 sequencer, l2 derivation

* op-node: implement driver refactor review feedback
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* contracts-bedrock: cleanup initialize

* bindings: regenerate

* contracts-bedrock: snapshot

* contracts-bedrock: remove extra gap

* bindings: regenerate
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* op-e2e: Start adopting op-chain-ops

This PR starts the process of adopting op-chain-ops in op-e2e by porting over the `Secrets` struct we use in Hive. This lets us share wallet generation code among different projects.

Adopting op-chain-ops in op-e2e improves the following:

1. Transactions now route through the correct proxy contracts.
2. There's no need to wait for a contract deployment since conracts exist in genesis.
3. We can export the test helpers in op-e2e to enable us to run similar end-to-end tests in other applications like the indexer

This is the first in a series of stacked PRs.

* op-e2e: Migrate tests to op-chain-ops

* Updates from code review

* remove unnecessary method

* Update op-e2e/setup.go
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* CR updates

* Update op-e2e/e2eutils/secrets.go
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* Update op-e2e/e2eutils/secrets.go
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* try to fix test timeout

* fix deadlock

* fix similar case
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Adds the test key used in geth's unit tests to the genesis
alloc. This makes testing more seamless when using the
op-chain-ops tooling
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Check for nil values coming from the block when creating
a new `StorageConfig`. This will prevent cryptic errors
that happen deeper in serialization, when trying to
deal with `nil` values. Instead the error should be caught
earlier with a better error message.
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For building a developer genesis, if the `L2Addresses` struct
is `nil`, it will now use the default values. This simplifies
config and reduces code duplication as `nil` can now be passed.
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Improve the error message on failed deployments.
This will make it much easier to debug issues with config.
The name of the deployment will not be returned as part of the
error, along with the error message itself. This error
is likely due to a revert in the constructor or an out of gas
during deployment.
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* op-node: Clean up pipeline

Now that the engine queue is the only step stage, it is easy to
consolidate different loops inside the derivation pipeline.

* op-node: Fully remove the progress API

It has been partially replaced with the Origin API, but the open/closed
distinction no longer exists.
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Now we no longer need to use one off scripts for testing this kind
of thing. The hh task will check to see the status of a transaction
hash and then finalize the withdrawal on L1 if the message status
is ready for relay. It does this by creating a `CrossChainMessenger`.
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This function was not being used and could be safely removed.
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Integrates the HTTP PollingClient with the op-node. To do this, I needed to change the RPC interface to return an `ethereum.Subscription` object rather than a concrete *rpc.ClientSubscription instance. I also introduced a new method to return the correct `client.RPC` implementation based on the user's chosen RPC URL.

Lastly, I added an additional CircleCI job to run all end-to-end tests against an HTTP-based RPC endpoint to prevent issues from arising in the future.

The Geth RPC client does not support subscriptions for HTTP endpoints. As a result, users who set an HTTP endpoint for the op-node were unable to sync since the driver never got any L1 head updates. This PR adds a wrapper around `client.RPC` that makes `newHeads` subscriptions work over HTTP. It does this by layering a notifications system that mimicks what Geth does under the hood on top of an HTTP polling loop.

The interface is the same as the one exposed by the raw RPC client. I tried my best to match Geth's subscription semantics, including:

- Closing the client causes all subscribers to get a nil error on their error channels.
- Unsubscribing closes each subscriber's error channel.
- Calling `Unsubscribe` multiple times is safe.

The poll rate is configurable. It default to 250ms, which should be fine for both L1 and L2. I tried at first to use Geth's underlying libraries, but found that it was impossible to do so without making changes to Geth itself to export more fields. This system is also simpler, and gives us room to instrument the polling loop in the future.

The wrapper is not integrated with the rest of the system in this PR. I'll stack those changes on top of this one so we can review this in isolation.

Totally open to different solutions here - marking as draft to reflect the fact that if there's a better way to do this, I'm happy o close this + the dependent PRs and go a different route.

Meta:

- Fixes ENG-2490

* ci: Parallelize op-e2e

Replaces my previous PRs since `t.Parallel()` works fine. Also exposes the listener on the op-node, so that we can use a port of zero and allow the kernel to allocate a port.

* close other geth nodes

* missed one

* use t.cleanup