* refactor(substreams): add `rust-toolchain` to the templates and modules.
This freezes the wasm output for each module, allowing us to have full control over each packages and when we break the modules hashes.
* fix(testing): allow no `initialized_accounts` in tests
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This is to make each substreams completely independent, before when we would need a new version of a dependency, we would have to change it for every crate which would lead to a change of every substreams module hash. We want to make every Substreams completely independant and frozen, this also helps to maintain a correct versionning.
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* refactor(substreams): ignore transaction if contracts update are ignored.
There are some cases where we ignore contracts updates (for example if the old and new values are the same). In that case if the transaction only contains ignored updates we don't emit it.
* refactor(substreams): ignore deletions for freshly created attributes.
There are cases where an attribute can be created and deleted during the same transaction. To avoid sending a confusing deletion for something that was never created before, we just ignore the deletion in that particular case.
* feat(substreams): Add uniswap V3 logs only module (#98)
* feat(substreams): add uniswapV3 logs only Substreams module
* refactor(substreams): encode everything as big endian
* refactor(substreams): mark changes as creation when a tick liq is updated from 0
This will allow the SDK to detect cases where a tick is created and deleted in the same transaction and ignore it.
* ci(substreams): ignore built files for uniswapv3 logs only module and clean code
* refactor(substreams): update uniswapv3 substreams with new SDK interface
* feat(subtreams): emit default token balances value for uniswapv3
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