Revert "Reducing dependency bloat"

[trajan0x]

Reverts #3411

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added @codecov/rollup-plugin for enhanced code coverage reporting.

• Dependency Updates

  • Moved ethers and viem to devDependencies for better management of runtime versus development packages.
  • Reclassified several packages from devDependencies to dependencies to reflect their new roles in the project.

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Walkthrough

The pull request includes modifications to the package.json files for two packages: @synapsecns/sdk-router and @synapsecns/synapse-constants. In the sdk-router package, several development dependencies were removed and added back as runtime dependencies, indicating a shift in their usage. The synapse-constants package saw the addition of a new dependency, along with the relocation of existing dependencies from dependencies to devDependencies, with one version updated.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/sdk-router/package.json	- Removed @babel/core, @babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs, babel-jest from devDependencies. - Added the same three packages to dependencies. - Added jest to dependencies.
packages/synapse-constants/package.json	- Added @codecov/rollup-plugin to dependencies. - Moved ethers to devDependencies (version 5.7.2). - Moved viem to devDependencies (version ^2.21.6). - Retained typescript in devDependencies (version ^5.3.3).

Possibly related issues

• [sdk-router] Move Jest to dev dependencies #3403: The changes in the sdk-router package address the issue of moving jest and other @babel packages to devDependencies, as requested.

Possibly related PRs

• Reducing dependency bloat #3411: This PR involves changes to the package.json file for the @synapsecns/sdk-router package, specifically reorganizing dependencies between devDependencies and dependencies, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the same file.

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• abtestingalpha
• trajan0x

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