Breaking: Rename gas price parameters - only strk/fri

[FabijanC]

Usage related changes

• Closes #771

Development related changes

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Simplified gas price configuration by consolidating multiple gas price parameters into three unified fields: l1_gas_price, l1_data_gas_price, and l2_gas_price.

• Refactor

  • Updated all CLI flags, environment variables, API schemas, and configuration files to use the new unified gas price fields.
  • Adjusted test setups and helper utilities to align with the new gas price representation.

• Documentation

  • Revised API schema documentation to reflect the consolidated gas price fields and removed references to deprecated parameters.

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Walkthrough

This change refactors the handling of gas price parameters throughout the codebase. It consolidates previously separate gas price fields—distinguished by "wei" and "fri" units for L1 gas price, L1 data gas price, and L2 gas price—into three unified fields: l1_gas_price, l1_data_gas_price, and l2_gas_price, all denominated in FRI units. The update affects configuration structs, CLI argument parsing, block and transaction logic, test setups, and API schemas. Methods and data structures are updated to use the new unified fields, and related test cases, documentation, and API definitions are modified to match the new naming and structure. No changes to control flow or error handling are introduced.

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[FabijanC]

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[FabijanC]

Looks like -wei prices might be necessary after all: L1->L2 messages require them, as discussed on Slack.