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Walkthrough

The changes encompass a broad range of updates across multiple files, primarily focusing on improving naming conventions, enhancing the functionality of the EVM Gateway, and refining the API interactions. Key modifications include renaming network environments, restructuring the BlockChainAPI and Bootstrap components, introducing new methods for state management, and enhancing error handling. Additionally, various test files have been updated to reflect these changes, ensuring that the codebase remains robust and maintainable.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated network naming conventions for Flow Testnet and Flow Mainnet to simplify and clarify.
api/api.go	Refactored `BlockChainAPI` struct, replacing `requester.Requester` with `requester.EVMClient`, modifying method signatures, and enhancing error handling.
api/pull.go	Changed method calls from `LatestEVMHeight()` to `LatestIndexedHeight()` in `PullAPI` struct methods.
bootstrap/bootstrap.go	Enhanced `Bootstrap` struct by adding fields for `EVMClient` and `State`, and introduced new methods for state indexing.
config/config.go	Added a new boolean field `ValidateRegisters` to control validation of register sets against on-chain data, along with a command-line flag.
go.mod	Updated dependencies, including a specific version of `flow-go` and removal of indirect dependency on `ginkgo`.
models/block.go	Removed legacy block event decoding logic, streamlining the event handling process.
models/block_test.go	Renamed test function for clarity, reflecting changes to block event decoding.
models/errors/errors.go	Introduced a new error variable `ErrStateMismatch` to improve error handling.
models/transaction.go	Reformatted code for readability without changing functionality.
services/requester/client_handler.go	Introduced `ClientHandler` for EVM operations, allowing local and remote client interactions with robust error handling.
services/requester/evm.go	Defined `EVMClient` interface for EVM interactions, outlining core functionalities.
services/requester/local_client.go	Introduced `LocalClient` for read-only interactions with local blockchain state.
services/requester/remote_client.go	Refactored to implement `RemoteClient`, integrating error handling and method signature updates.
services/state/engine.go	Defined `Engine` struct for processing blockchain transactions, including lifecycle management methods.
services/state/state.go	Introduced `BlockState` struct for transaction execution management, including methods for executing and calling transactions.
services/state/validator.go	Added `RegisterValidator` for managing and validating register values during block execution.
storage/index.go	Removed `LatestEVMHeight` and introduced methods for managing executed and indexed heights.
storage/pebble/blocks.go	Renamed methods for height management and added new methods for setting and retrieving executed heights.
storage/pebble/register.go	Introduced `Register` struct for managing ledger values with methods for value retrieval and storage.
tests/e2e_web3js_test.go	Added a new test case for cadence architecture calls and increased gas limit for contract deployment.
tests/web3js/cadence_arch_env_test.js	Implemented tests for cadence architecture and block environment functions, validating on-chain data consistency.

Possibly related PRs

#289: Updates in the main PR involve naming conventions and modifications to BlockChainAPI, which may relate to the overall structure and clarity of the codebase.
#300: Updates the flow-go dependency, relevant to interactions with the Flow network.
#301: Updates dependencies related to the onflow ecosystem, impacting functionality regarding EVM Gateway.
#341: Updates the flow-go version, ensuring compatibility with the main PR's changes.
#369: Adds a test case for the Multicall3 contract, enhancing the testing framework.
#532: Addresses flaky tests related to EVM state building, relevant to the main PR's changes.
#536: Updates to the storage contract used in testing, relating to clarity and functionality improvements.
#537: Introduces a local state index engine, enhancing functionality relevant to the main PR.
#538: Adds test cases utilizing Cadence architecture calls, aligning with the main PR's focus on clarity and functionality.
#540: Adds history support to the state index, enhancing local state index functionality similar to the main PR.

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