All commits except the last two constitute PRs #43 and #44. The last two reverted files such that only changes to the `pseudo` and `ethtest` packages remain; once this is merged into the `libevm` branch then `libevm` will be merged into the branch for #44 too. Cherry-picking commits was not possible as some touched both halves of the changes; the squash-merges will, however, make this convoluted history irrelevant.
* feat: `types.StateAccount` pseudo-generic payload
* feat: registration of `StateAccount` payload type
* chore: mark `eth/tracers/logger` flaky
* chore: copyright header + `gci`
* test: lock default `types.SlimAccount` RLP encoding
* feat: `vm.SlimAccount.Extra` from `StateAccount` equiv
* chore: placate the linter
* test: `pseudo.Type.EncodeRLP()`
* test: `pseudo.Type.DecodeRLP()`
* fix: `pseudo.Type.DecodeRLP()` with non-pointer type
* feat: `pseudo.Type.IsZero()` and `Type.Equal(*Type)`
* feat: `types.StateAccountExtra.DecodeRLP()`
* chore: revert non-pseudo-package modifications
* chore: delete non-pseudo-package additions
* chore: workflow to print diffs vs `libevm-base` tag
* fix: job name
* fix: use `${{ github.ref_name }}` instead of `HEAD`
* fix: use `github.sha` instead of `github.ref_name`
* fix: `fetch-tags: true`
* chore: fml
* fix: `fetch-depth: 0` for more than just 1 commit
* fix: check out branch before performing diff
* chore: `set -x` to aid debugging
* fix: add `--` suffix to `git checkout`
* fix: use `github.ref_name` instead of `github.sha`
* refactor: move all actions inside workflow
* fix: use `github.ref` for full name
* fix: only use explicit diff for `libevm`
* chore: `git diff --color=always`
* feat: color-blindness a11y
* chore: `golangci-lint` CI workflow
* fix: make `golangci-lint` happy
* chore: bump `actions/{checkout,setup-go}` versions
* chore: overhaul `.golanci.yml` config
* fix: all linter issues
* chore: exclude non-libevm linters + change deprecated option
* fix: add overflow check in example
* fix: try again; different local version?
* chore: this is trying my patience
* chore: enable `gci` and fix ordering
* chore: mark `ethclient/gethclient` test as flaky
* chore: mark `eth/catalyst` test as flaky
* fix: run flaky upstream tests sequentially
* chore: run flaky tests first to fail early
There are fewer of them so they'll fail quickly and allow the CI run to just be restarted.
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