Bump github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum from 1.14.11 to 1.15.7

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Bumps github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum from 1.14.11 to 1.15.7.

Release notes

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Juggernaut Shield (v1.15.7)

This is a bug fix release. We are putting is out specifically to address a critical issue that could break archive node databases.

• Fixed an issue for --state.scheme=hash where the log indexer would accidentally delete trie nodes. (#31525)
• Fixed an issue with tx submission, where the local pool didn't track pending nonces correctly. (#31496)
• The log indexer will now disable itself when hitting missing receipts in the database. (#31500)
• Another txpool issue reorg issue in ethclient/simulated.Backend is fixed in this release. (#31228)
• Memory allocation for trie operations has been reduced significantly. (#30932)
• eth_createAccessList now supports state overrides like eth_call. (#31497)
• eth_createAccessList will now exclude 7702 authorities from the result. (#31336)
• The abigen library now correctly forwards access lists to eth_estimateGas. (#31394)

For a full rundown of the changes please consult the Geth 1.15.7 release milestone

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• Ubuntu packages in our Launchpad PPA repository.
• OSX packages in our Homebrew Tap repository.

Mental Focuser (v1.15.6)

🚧 Note: we are investigating an issue with this release that affects archive nodes (--gcmode=archive). If you are running Geth in this mode, please hold off upgrading. 🚧

This is a feature release, with two exciting upgrades:

• Log filtering in Geth receives a huge performance upgrade with the introduction of our new 'filtermaps' index. Unlike the previous 'bloombits' index, query performance no longer suffers as the density of logs in a block increases. The new index design is also a step towards a future where filtering results can be proven by the server. See the PR and associated design documents for more information.

  In practical terms, the new index is a bit larger than the old one. As before, you can choose the amount of historical blocks to be indexed using the --history.logs command-line flag. We have adjusted the default value of this flag to cover one year of history, and the resulting index has a size of ~10GB for Ethereum mainnnet. Indexing of the entire chain with --history.logs=0 will take up ~61GB.

  Once the index is built, searches will be fast, but note that querying outside of the indexed block range will fall back to a very slow unindexed search. We will continue optimizing log searches in future releases, and welcome your feedback and bug reports in this area. (#31065, #31079, #31080, #31081, #31419, #31429, #31450, #31463, #31455)

• abigen v2 is finally here. abigen is a tool for creating Go bindings for Solidity contracts. In v1, the generated bindings presented an API for sending transactions, filtering logs, and performing read-only calls as Go methods on the contract object. In the new version, we have updated the interface of the generated code to focus purely on encoding and decoding ABI payloads. Generic helper functions are provided in a library package to enable the same interactions as before, but you can also use your own custom method of signing & sending transactions. Generated bindings are also significantly smaller. (#31379)

Other changes in this release:

RPC

• A regression in eth_sendRawTransaction - where transactions with too-low nonce would be accepted by the API - has been fixed. (#31473)
• eth_call/estimateGas RPC methods will now always return error code 3 for reverts. It previously only returned this code when the EVM produced revert data. (#31456)
• eth_simulateV1 now returns a correct logs bloom value in the simulated block (#31411)
• eth_simulateV1 supports block overrides for the beacon root and withdrawals (#31304)
• debug_traceCall: the movePrecompileTo override feature should now work correctly (#31348)
• debug_traceCall and other related RPC methods now hex-encode the EVM return value. This is a breaking change. (#31216, #31445)
• ethclient has a new method EstimateGasAtBlock (#27508)

Geth

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Commits

• 827d3fc .travis.yml: remove macos build
• 9af88d1 version: back to v1.15.7, to fix the build
• 9c970d8 version: begin v1.15.8 release cycle
• 82fc77a version: release go-ethereum v1.15.7 stable
• 14d576c core/filtermaps: hashdb safe delete range (#31525)
• ffa315f .gitignore: ignore binaries (#31531)
• c8a9a9c core/filtermaps: revert to unindexed mode in case of indexing error (#31500)
• 32f36a6 core/txpool: fix nonce assignment in local tracker (#31496)
• 141968a core/txpool/legacypool: fix data race in checkDelegationLimit (#31475)
• 714fa4f cmd/geth: update geth subcommand arguments (#31293)
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Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum from version 1.14.11 to 1.15.7, incorporating multiple bug fixes and improvements

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed critical issues in state management, transaction pool, and log indexing for Ethereum nodes
• Resolved nonce tracking problems in the local transaction pool
• Improved handling of archive node database operations

Enhancements:

• Reduced memory allocation for trie operations
• Enhanced RPC method capabilities like eth_createAccessList
• Improved log filtering performance with new 'filtermaps' index

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the go-ethereum dependency from version 1.14.11 to 1.15.7. It also updates the testify dependency and various indirect dependencies.

No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation.

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Bumped the go-ethereum dependency from version 1.14.11 to 1.15.7.	Updated the go-ethereum dependency to v1.15.7. Updated the testify dependency to v1.10.0. Updated various indirect dependencies.	go.mod go.sum

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