Migrate PR #1 "Introducing IP Graph Support" to main branch

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this update enhance the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) functionality by integrating a new IP graph feature, improving contract execution context, and refining testing mechanisms. The modifications include adjustments to precompiled contract methods and the implementation of a robust IP management system, allowing for improved state interactions and better logging capabilities. These enhancements aim to bolster the EVM's efficiency and reliability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`core/genesis.go`	Added a new entry in the `DeveloperGenesisBlock`, associating the byte sequence `26` with a balance of `1`, expanding the initial state of the developer genesis block.
`core/vm/contracts.go`	Modified the `Run` method of precompiled contracts to include an `evm *EVM` parameter, allowing access to the EVM context. Updated the `RunPrecompiledContract` function signature accordingly and adjusted import statements for enhanced logging.
`core/vm/contracts_fuzz_test.go`	Significant changes to `FuzzPrecompiledContracts`, implementing a new `vmctx` of type `BlockContext` with a no-op `Transfer` method, improving testing isolation and integrating the `evm` context.
`core/vm/contracts_test.go`	Enhanced testing for precompiled contracts by using a new `evm` instance constructed with a `BlockContext`, improving simulation realism and test reliability without altering function signatures.
`core/vm/evm.go`	Updated multiple methods in the `EVM` struct to call `RunPrecompiledContract` with the new `evm` parameter, adding logging capabilities in the `Call` method to track contract execution results.
`core/vm/ipgraph.go`	Introduced a new file implementing an IP graph within the VM context, featuring methods for managing IP relationships and ensuring secure interactions with the state database.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant EVM
    participant Contract
    participant IPGraph

    User->>EVM: Call contract method
    EVM->>Contract: Run precompiled contract
    Contract->>EVM: Execute with context
    EVM->>IPGraph: Manage IP relationships
    IPGraph-->>EVM: Return results
    EVM-->>User: Return output

🐰 Once a change, oh what a thrill,
New paths for contracts, we dance and we will!
With IPs entwined in a graph so grand,
The EVM hops forth, a bright, nimble band.
Let logs sing sweetly, let tests run clear,
In this joyful code, we hold ever dear! 🐇✨

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