NOT FOR MERGE: Ethereum STF Fusaka support#472
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This PR introduces a very hacky fix for the Ethereum STF that implements all of the Fusaka PRs.
Tested locally -- all the divergencies seem to be resolved with it.
This PR is NOT intended for merging. Let's wait until the refactoring & transition of Ethereum STF to the main branch is finished, and then re-implement this PR from scratch normally.
Currently it's done via changing Pectra code directly, while it probably would be better to introduce Fusaka-specific abstractions.
Some of the fixes are already implemented on main branch (e.g. proper warming of precompiles), here I was taking the path of least resistance (cherry-picking would've been harder due to merge conflicts).
And obviously, given that it's throwaway code, I didn't focus on polishing much.