feat: Cairo 1.0 support [APE-665]

[antazoey]

What I did

Fixes: APE-658

@dtdang may take this one home, but opening it up early to help get it started and because I was writing down instructions anyway for getting the sierra-compile in your PATH.

I also commented out the code we are getting rid of and added a TODO. I think by the end, we won't official need starknet.py or cairo-lang as dependencies

fixes: APE-658

How I did it

How to verify it

Checklist

• [ ] Passes all linting checks (pre-commit and CI jobs)
• [ ] New test cases have been added and are passing
• [ ] Documentation has been updated
• [ ] PR title follows Conventional Commit standard (will be automatically included in the changelog)

[antazoey]

to align more with how devnet does this, we may want to switch to using a config pointing to the Cairo manifest compiler config

[dtdang]

Do we know if dependencies work?

Dependencies should still work, Scarb is the new package manager that's being used for Cairo 1.0 so I was going to check on how they set up dependencies on their end.

[antazoey]

@dtdang we need to migrate tests/dependency/src/dependency/depndency.cairo to know if deps still work on our end

[antazoey]

Remaining TODOs:

• [x] get_compiler_version() to return version of Cairo
• [x] Include an Account contract in tests and make sure that works
• [ ] Include a contract that imports the contract from the dependency
• [x] Include two contracts with the same name in different directories

After all those boxes are checked, and we have a passing build, we can ship it.