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George Knee authored
* txmgr: Queue.Send() uses q.txMgr.SendAsync This should ensure that transactions are confirmed on chain in the order Queue.Send() is called, without sacrificing parallel tx submission. * implement SendAsync in op-challenger test stubTxMgr It doesn't preserve the nonces like the production txMgr does. * TrySend also ensures synchronous tx nonce ordering (on success) * factor out HandleResponse fn * remove unused code * unexport handler
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