feat: integrate l2geth in docker-compose e2e tests#227
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…s to control sequencer. RN sequencer and l2geth sequencer start without producing blocks automatically.
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This PR introduces comprehensive end-to-end testing infrastructure that enables cross-client compatibility testing between the Rust rollup node (l2reth) and Go-based l2geth implementation. The changes establish a robust multi-client testing environment to validate interoperability and ensure both client implementations can work together seamlessly in production.
Closes #159.