* feat(contract_manager): Add check for wormhole address on entropy deployment
* feat(contract_manager): Add getter for wormhole in entropy contract
* feat(contract_manager): topup entropy provider if necessary
* feat(contract_manager): find out wormhole address automatically for entropy
* feat(contract_manager): parse uri
* feat(contract_manager): Add list script for entropy contracts
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The V2 API provide more functionality compared to the V1 such as
supporting benchmark proofs for multiple ids. This change bumps the
Hermes version to initiate a release and also fixes a couple of minor
things:
- Update build.rs to not panic on rebuilds
- Remove an unused benchmarks file
- Add all the V2 endpoints to docs
This change adds the configuration of the following new networks:
- Hedera new testnet and mainnet
- Injective inEVM tesntet and mainnet
- IDEX xChain testnet
It also updates the ethereum sdk README to outline Hedera special
behaviour around update fees.
By default, foundry expects every library to be a git project. This approach does not work well with SDKs in monorepos (like ours). However, you can also install the dependencies using NPM and then use remappings.txt to point to the SDK. This is a little janky, but it seems to be the recommended approach for this case 🤷
see issue here foundry-rs/foundry#1847
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