feat: add revert to l1 block rpc #463
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Overview
This PR introduces a feature that allows the node operator to revert the state of the rollup node to a specified L1 block number via an RPC invocation
rollupNodeAdmin_revertToL1Block. This is useful if the rollup node database has entered an invalid state. Reverting to the specified L1 block number will put the rollup node back into syncing status, it will revert the safe block in the fork choice state, but it will not revert the chain head and instead will enter into optimistic mode. Once the watcher has resynced to the L1 chain tip from the specified block, the chain orchestrator will then complete consolidation again and reconcile the optimistic chain with the indexed data.