E2E: Add scaffolding for rollkit E2E

[chatton]

Description

closes: #5992

This PR Sets up scaffolding for a test which

• deploys a celestia dev net
• deploys a wasm simapp
• deploys a rollkit app

Note: the underlying containers are deployed successfuly, but the E2E test will still fail due to interchaintest expecting ports to remain default, this can be addressed in a follow up.

Due to the nature of the test, some internal functions from interchaintest were copied over and used in order to do some lower level docker operations such as copying over private keys and manually creating a container (for celestia).

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[chatton]

@crodriguezvega I don't think we need to get this E2E merged into main until we have a working contract, I'll remove the priority tag, if you disagree feel free to re-add!

[DimitrisJim]

should we maybe move this to draft too?

[chatton]

closing this as this work is not being actively worked on right now, and enough changes have been made to the E2Es that this test will not work as is. We can use this PR as a reference when re-visiting this.