chore: bump rollups-contracts to 3.0.0-alpha.10 - #285
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This commit first bumps the cartesi-rollups-contracts Soldeer dependency from 3.0.0-alpha.9 to 3.0.0-alpha.10 (which doesn't actually lead to any smart contract changes, just compilation artifact distribution), and makes the necessary adjustments in the repo related to that bump. Then, it bumps the cartesi-rollups-contracts Rust dependency from 3.0.0-alpha.4 (which used alloy 1) to 3.0.0-alpha.10 (which, since 3.0.0-alpha.8 uses alloy 2). With this bump, some changes to the Rust node were necessary, such as to use IApplication rather than Application (which is no longer available) and to make small adjustments related to the alloy 1-to-2 bump. Pertaining to this last bump, it was also necessary to bump rustc from 1.90 to 1.94, which is a minimal requirement from alloy 2. We also took the opportunity to remove the pnpm version from the test Dockerfile, as it was no longer being used, and to use the interface IInputBox rather than InputBox (which is still readily available, but we chose to use IInputBox for consistency, and because it is generally preffered to use an interface over a contract). Also, to make smart contract Rust bindings consistent with each other, we made it so that the internal contract bindings were also generated with Alloy 2 as dependency.
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This PR bumps the
cartesi-rollups-contractsSoldeer dependency from3.0.0-alpha.9to3.0.0-alpha.10(which doesn't actually lead to any smart contract changes, just compilation artifact distribution), and makes the necessary adjustments in the repo related to that bump.It also bumps the
cartesi-rollups-contractsRust dependency from3.0.0-alpha.4(which used alloy 1) to3.0.0-alpha.10(which, since3.0.0-alpha.8uses alloy 2). With this bump, some changes to the Rust node were necessary, such as to switch fromApplicationtoIApplicationand to make small adjustments related to the alloy 1-to-2 migration.Pertaining to this last bump, it was also necessary to bump
rustcfrom 1.90 to 1.94, which is a minimal requirement for alloy 2. We also took the opportunity to remove thepnpmversion from the test Dockerfile, as it was no longer being used, and to use the interfaceIInputBoxrather thanInputBox. We also now generate Rust bindings for PRT and PRT Rollups contracts using alloy 2.