This pull requests sets up the e2e tests to be able to support multiple versions within the same test network. This is achieved through a few simple changes:
* Each node takes a `version` parameter in the testnet manifest. This dictates which version of the testapp to use. If not set, the locally available version is used.
* Adds a `testapp-docker.yml` workflow that publishes the testapp to docker hub so that tagged versions may be available for use in a multi-version test network.
This change does not actually add a testnetwork that does multi-version testing. Since no previous versions of the testapp have been published to dockerhub, there are not old versions available to test against. We'll either need to configure this after the next minor release which will trigger a testapp to be pushed to dockerhub, or push an image from the previous version of Tendermint so that the multiversion test has an old version to pull.
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The "toml" annotation of "send no load" had a typo (`send_no_laod`).
This is suspected to have caused failures in e2e, however I couldn't reproduce the error locally, so not sure this will fix it. Still, the typo needs to be fixed in any case.
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* add the infrastructure types
* add infra data to testnetload
* extract infrastructure generation from manifest creation
* add infrastructure type and data flags
* rename docker ifd constructor
* implement read ifd from file
* add 'provider' field to the infrastructure data file to disable ip range check
* return error from infrastructure from data file function
* remove ifd from Setup
* implement a basic infra provider with a simple setup command
* remove misbehavior remnants
* use manifest instead of file in all places
* include cidr block range in the infrastructure data
* nolint gosec
* gosec
* lint
This is largely a cherry pick of #6755 with some additional fixups added where detected.
This change moves the blockchain package to a package called blocksync. Additionally, it renames the relevant uses of the term `fastsync` to `blocksync`.
closes: #9227
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* e2e: abci protocol should be consistent across networks (#7078)
It seems weird in retrospect that we allow networks to contain
applications that use different ABCI protocols.
(cherry picked from commit f2a8f5e054)
