optimism Cody/zstd

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New Features
- Introduced a method to reset the internal state of channel builders for reuse.
- Added support for multiple compression algorithms, including brotli and zstd, enhancing data compression flexibility.
Refactor
- Updated methods to accommodate new compression options in the compression functionality.

Apr 09 '24 20:04 cody-wang-cb

Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the functionality and flexibility of the batching and compression system. A notable addition is the Reset method in the ChannelBuilder, allowing for the reuse of the channel builder by resetting its state and generating a new channel ID. Furthermore, the compression configuration now supports multiple algorithms, including brotli and zstd, through the introduction of a new CompressionAlgo field and updated handling in the ShadowCompressor. These changes aim to improve efficiency and adaptability in data processing.

Changes

Files	Summary
`op-batcher/batcher/.../channel_builder.go`	Added `Reset` method to `ChannelBuilder` for resetting internal state and generating new channel ID.
`op-batcher/compressor/config.go`	Introduced `CompressionAlgo` field in `Config` struct for specifying compression algorithm.
`op-batcher/compressor/shadow_compressor.go`	Added support for `brotli` and `zstd` compression algorithms in `ShadowCompressor`, including new compress writers and updated `Write`, `Close`, and `Reset` methods.

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Apr 09 '24 20:04 coderabbitai[bot]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:

Project coverage is 82.29%. Comparing base (613e5dc) to head (0db6bde). Report is 113 commits behind head on develop.

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