feat: use client for prover-db-indexing - #212
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Rationale for this change
This completes the code that switches the
prover_db_indexeroffchain worker to use the node's client rather than offchain indexing.What changes are included in this PR?
db_events_atis used instead ofoffchain_consumer::read_eventsforward_eventsis inlined since it is not tested individually, and does not substantially simplify the readability of the code.Are these changes tested?
Yes