feat(opsim): listen for deposit transactions

[jakim929]

closes #26

• opsim on startup starts a background task to listen for L1 deposit transactions
• simply takes a emitted deposit tx log and submits it as a Deposit transaction type on the L2
• NOTE: test will fail this needs to wait until the new foundry nightly build gets released with the fix for block.basefee override. won't merge until Jul 26th

[jakim929]

• feat(opsim): listen for deposit transactions #61 👈
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Walkthrough

This update introduces enhancements across several components of the application. Key modifications include the addition of a command-line argument in the Anvil service for improved functionality, the renaming of private methods in the HD account store to enhance accessibility, and the implementation of background task management in the OpSimulator for deposit transaction processing. Additionally, the test suite sees the incorporation of a new hierarchical deterministic account management system, improving test coverage and robustness.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
anvil/anvil.go	Added a new command-line argument "--optimism" to the Start method of the Anvil service, expanding configuration options.
cmd/main.go	Updated the constant minAnvilTimestamp to a more recent date, altering timestamp validation logic.
hdaccount/hd_account_store.go	Renamed derivePrivateKeyAt and derivePublicKeyAt methods to DerivePrivateKeyAt and DerivePublicKeyAt, enhancing visibility and accessibility in the API.
opsimulator/opsimulator.go	Introduced background task management to the OpSimulator struct with new fields for handling asynchronous deposit transaction processing. Updated Start and Stop methods accordingly.
supersim_test.go	Added an HdAccountStore to the TestSuite and a new test function TestDepositTxSimpleEthDeposit, enhancing the testing framework with structured account management and concurrency.

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[hamdiallam]

Few comments. Great work!