Ackee-Blockchain/wake v3.0.0

v3.0.0: Deployment

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Breaking changes:

• transaction calls (request_type="tx", default for non-pure non-view functions) now always return a transaction object, this behavior cannot be changed
  • this does not apply to the .deploy() method that still returns a contract instance and a transaction object can be requested using return_tx=True
• the latest available transaction type is now used instead of type 0 (legacy) transactions
• ContractType.deployment_code() was renamed to ContractType.get_creation_code()

New features:

• implemented woke.deployment module that automatically sets transaction fees, gas limit and prompts users to confirm transactions and interactively shows sent transactions
• added support for Geth
• chain.connect context manager now accepts gas_price and block_base_fee_per_gas kwargs
• implemented chain.set_min_gas_price()
• added support for type 1 (EIP-2930) and type 2 (EIP-1559) transactions
• added effective_gas_price property to TransactionAbc
• added support for access lists
  • access lists can be passed as kwargs to transaction calls or generated using the access_list request type
• call requests now accept block kwarg to set execution context of the call
• .deploy() methods now support request types
• implemented woke accounts CLI commands
• implemented Account.new() to create a new account with a random private key
• implemented support for importing accounts from private keys, mnemonics and aliases
• implemented raw message signing, structured message signing and message hash signing
• implemented __bytes__ on Address
• functions accepting Wei argument now also accept string literals with units (e.g. 10 gwei)
• added tx field to TransactionRevertedError to access a transaction object of the transaction that caused the revert

Fixes:

• estimate request now by default uses pending block execution context instead of latest
• fixed @overload declarations in pytypes
• type field is not longer set in type 0 transactions
• tx.block and tx.tx_index are now always fetched from a transaction receipt
• fixed Address comparison and hashing