refactor!: ephemeral arrays#22162
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| /// Ephemeral arrays are designed for transient communication between PXE (TypeScript) and contracts (Noir) during | ||
| /// simulation, for example, note validation requests or event validation responses. |
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I think they are useful for more than that, but I want to grow a bit more confidence on the API and oracle design before encouraging people to use it happily
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Implements a new type of array especially designed to use in oracle interfaces between Aztec.nr and PXE. The memory space of of these arrays is isolated by contract call frame and lives in memory. This makes them faster to work with, but it also removes the need for a lot of boilerplate to instantiate them, use them as params, and ultimately dispose of them.
Closes F-136