feat(io): use ao/io contract for fetching peer data sources

[dtfiedler]

The SDK supports a new implementation of the same interfaces using the AO/IO contract.

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## Walkthrough The updates involve upgrading the `@ar.io/sdk` package version, introducing a new constant in the configuration, and renaming and refactoring various imports and initializations to align with the new SDK version. These changes ensure compatibility with the updated SDK and streamline the initialization process using the new `IO_PROCESS_ID`. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `package.json` | Updated `@ar.io/sdk` version from `^1.0.7` to `1.2.0-alpha.1`. | | `src/config.ts` | Added a new constant `IO_PROCESS_ID` with a default value. | | `src/data/ar-io-data-source.ts` | Changed import from `ArIOReadable` to `AoIORead` and updated the `arIO` property accordingly. | | `src/system.ts` | Renamed import from `ArIO` to `IO` and changed the initialization to use `IO_PROCESS_ID` instead of `CONTRACT_ID`. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant Config as src/config.ts participant System as src/system.ts participant DataSource as src/data/ar-io-data-source.ts participant SDK as @ar.io/sdk Config->>System: export const IO_PROCESS_ID System->>SDK: IO.init({ processId: config.IO_PROCESS_ID }) DataSource->>SDK: import { AoIORead } from '@ar.io/sdk' ```

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src/system.ts (2)

`22-22`: Update import to align with new SDK changes. The import statement has been correctly updated from `ArIO` to `IO` to match the new SDK version. --- `82-82`: Update initialization to use new configuration parameter. The initialization of `arIO` has been updated to use `processId` instead of `contractTxId`, aligning with the new SDK's configuration requirements.

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