add whitespace to debug CI

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Added blank lines for improved readability in the transaction module without affecting functionality.
• New Features
  • Enhanced GitHub Actions workflows to enforce a specific version of the Foundry toolchain for improved consistency and reliability in builds.
  • Introduced a logging step to provide feedback on the Forge version being used in the workflows, aiding in debugging.
  • Updated the installation process to use npm, improving the dependency management approach and ensuring specific package versions are installed for increased stability and control over compatibility.
  • Replaced Bun setup with Node.js in the workflow, transitioning to npm for package management and build processes.
  • Added a step to upload TypeScript bindings artifacts on workflow failure, enhancing error handling mechanisms.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the GitHub Actions workflows by specifying a nightly version of the Foundry toolchain, leading to improved build consistency. A logging step for the Forge version was introduced to aid in debugging, while the dependency management approach was updated to use exact versions in package.json. Additionally, the shift from Bun to npm for dependency management reflects a broader change in the toolchain used for building the project.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/.../bindings.yml, .github/workflows/.../lint.yml, .github/workflows/.../bindings-copy.yml	Specified version: nightly-72e44fb87c38b2acfa2b0b136fc1bc833f71e674 for the Foundry toolchain setup and added a logging step for the Forge version in bindings.yml. Replaced Bun with npm commands for dependency management.
package.json	Changed dependency versioning format from caret (^) to exact versions for better package control.
src/tx.ts	Added two blank lines at the end of the sendTxToChain function. No functional changes made.

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🐰 In the land of code, where bunnies hop,
Foundry’s version shines, we’ll never stop!
A log to cheer, a space made bright,
Two lines of joy, oh what a sight!
With every change, our hearts take flight,
Coding together, we’ll reach new height! 🌟

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1c541c4 and a6bd9bf.

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• src/tx.ts (1 hunks)

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.github/workflows/lint.yml (1)

28-29: Specify the Foundry toolchain version for consistency.

The addition of the version parameter ensures that a specific nightly build of the Foundry toolchain is used, which can improve build consistency and reliability.

.github/workflows/bindings.yml (2)

27-28: Specify the Foundry toolchain version for consistency.

The addition of the version parameter ensures that a specific nightly build of the Foundry toolchain is used, which can improve build consistency and reliability.

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33-34: Log the Forge version for debugging.

The new step logs the Forge version, which can help in debugging and ensuring the correct tools are in place.

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.github/workflows/bindings-copy.yml (5)

35-37: Logging Forge version is useful for debugging.

The addition of logging the Forge version is a good practice for debugging.

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LGTM! Ensure the bindings changes are correctly identified.

The implementation for checking bindings changes is correct.

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55-60: Uploading artifacts on error is useful for debugging.

The addition of uploading TypeScript bindings artifacts on error is a good practice for debugging.

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45-46: Verify npm commands for generating bindings.

Ensure that npm ci and npm run build are correctly implemented and compatible with the build process.

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30-33: Verify Node.js version compatibility.

Ensure that Node.js version 20 is compatible with all dependencies and build processes in the workflow.