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fix(l1): update
rpc-compat
hive tests to Prague and fix failing ones (
#2043) **Description** This PR updates the hive tests suite to a new hive revision and fixes new tests by removing the `total_difficulty` field on the block scheme. This field was already removed in #304 and reintroduced in #566 due to the usage in hive engine test suite. Hive tests related to the wrong encoding of `nonce` field were also fixed --------- Co-authored-by: Julian Ventura <julian.ventura@lambdaclass.com>
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