feat: Enhance txpool settings and improve test scalability

[tzdybal]

Overview

Adds advanced configuration for transaction pool limits in the Docker Compose file to better handle high-volume scenarios. Updates tests to support larger transactions, refines payload validation with error handling, and increases block transaction counts for performance evaluation. Adjusts genesis gas limit and modifies test logic for greater reliability and scalability.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Increased the gas limit in the genesis configuration for improved transaction capacity.
  • Updated Docker Compose settings for the transaction pool, providing more detailed resource and concurrency controls.
• Tests
  • Enhanced test coverage for transaction submissions, including increased volume and pacing of transactions.
  • Improved error reporting and test flow in execution tests.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the Ethereum genesis configuration to significantly increase the gas limit, modify the Docker Compose setup for the reth service to specify detailed transaction pool parameters instead of verbose logging, and enhance the transaction submission test by increasing its scale and adding timing controls. Additionally, the genesis hash and some test assertions are updated, and a safeguard is added to abort tests on prior failure.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docker/chain/genesis.json	Increased the "gasLimit" field from 30,000,000 to 800,000,000 in the genesis configuration.
docker/docker-compose.yml	Replaced the verbose logging flag (-vvvv) for the reth service with explicit transaction pool parameter settings, configuring various transaction pool resource limits and concurrency controls.
execution_test.go	Updated the GENESIS_HASH constant, improved assertion messages, added a test failure short-circuit to abort on errors, and expanded the transaction submission test to submit more transactions in timed batches.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant TestSuite
    participant Node
    participant TxPool

    TestSuite->>Node: Start test execution
    loop 30 iterations
        TestSuite->>Node: Submit 5000 transactions
        Node->>TxPool: Add transactions to pool (respecting new limits)
        TxPool-->>Node: Accept or reject transactions
        Node-->>TestSuite: Return submission results
        TestSuite->>TestSuite: Sleep if iteration < 1 second
    end

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• Manav-Aggarwal
• gupadhyaya

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