chore: Remove hack for bypassing contract class registration #10007
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Skips emitting the event with the contract public bytecode when registering the contract class. This allows for smaller L1 txs so they fit in Sepolia. This is a temporary hack to be reverted. To get bytecode into the nodes, we push it forcefully from the PXE whenever we register a new contract. However, this only gets the bytecode into the node that the PXE is connected to. To avoid nodes or prover nodes from missing bytecode that is to be used for known deployments, such as the token or token bridge contracts, we now manually register them on initialization. Reverting this is logged as issue #10007 Fixes #10000
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Skips emitting the event with the contract public bytecode when registering the contract class. This allows for smaller L1 txs so they fit in Sepolia. This is a temporary hack to be reverted. To get bytecode into the nodes, we push it forcefully from the PXE whenever we register a new contract. However, this only gets the bytecode into the node that the PXE is connected to. To avoid nodes or prover nodes from missing bytecode that is to be used for known deployments, such as the token or token bridge contracts, we now manually register them on initialization. Reverting this is logged as issue #10007 Fixes #10000 Please read [contributing guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md) and remove this line.
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Undo everything done as part of #10000
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