Added support for organisation start block

Walkthrough

The recent changes involve a major overhaul of the project, transitioning it from an EVM squid indexer to a decentralized application called Devouch built on Subsquid. Key updates include renaming files, adding new configuration schemas, enhancing database migrations, and updating scripts and dependencies. The project now focuses on vouching credibility through the new Devouch platform, with comprehensive updates to the README, database migration scripts, and configuration files.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
`.gitignore`	Renamed `add-organisation.js` to `org-config.jsonc`.
`README.md`	Updated project description, instructions for getting started, and adding a new organization.
`db/create-organisation-add-migration.js`	Added a `startBlock` parameter and updated the SQL query to include `start_block` column.
`db/migrations/1718184531403-Data.js`	Introduced migration to add `start_block` column to `organisation` table.
`org-config.schema.json`, `org-config.template.jsonc`	Added JSON schema and template for organization configuration.
`package.json`	Added new script for adding organizations and included `jsonc-parser` dependency.
`schema.graphql`	Added `startBlock` field to `Organisation` type.
`src/.../databaseHelper.ts`, `src/.../modelHelper.ts`	Refactored functions to use `getEntityManagerByContext`.
`src/features/import-projects/.../constants.ts`	Added import for `SourceConfig` and updated API URL constants.
`src/features/import-projects/helpers.ts`, `types.ts`	Added `SourceConfig` import and exported `SourceConfig` interface.
`src/main.ts`	Refactored to use `Processor.getInstance()` for obtaining `Processor` instance.
`src/model/generated/organisation.model.ts`	Added `startBlock` property to `Organisation` class.
`src/processor.ts`	Introduced `Processor` class with `getInstance` method for `EvmBatchProcessor` initialization.
`src/test/utils.ts`	Removed unused imports and retained relevant ones.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DevouchApp
    participant Database
    participant Processor

    User->>DevouchApp: Add Organization
    DevouchApp->>Database: Insert organization with start_block
    DevouchApp->>Processor: Initialize Processor
    Processor->>Database: Fetch organization data
    Processor->>User: Confirmation and details

Poem

In the code's garden, changes bloom, From EVM to Subsquid's room. Organizations take their place, With start blocks in the database. A rabbit hops with joyful cheer, For Devouch's dawn is finally here! 🌸🐇

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