Sequencer: Respect messages order in seq_batcher

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Previous MR !9447 (closed)

This MR basically makes use of the previous optimistic simulation module in the sequencer batcher. Currently, strategy of the sequencer batcher is to form a sequence like that:

1. let's say Seq_batcher receives a new L1 blockhead
2. form unfinished sequences which starts as [SoL, IpL, ... current block messages but EoL..., which is supplied to the Optimistic simulation
3. append newly arrived operations from RPC to both: simulation & current sequence
4. new block arrives: finalize the previous sequence and start new with [SoL, IpL, ... new block messages but EoL...

This is the simplest possible strategy and it doesn't work in case of reorg. So the batcher works under the assumption of finalization 0 blocks (instance finalization), it will be rewritten to work in case of finalization of 2 blocks in next MRs.

Also, this MR adds a new tezt which inspects that /local/durable/wasm_2_0_0/inspect spit out advanced state after new messages & new block head. Basically, I added a new kernel which just concatenates all the supplied messages to it in order to witness what messages the kernel was supplied with.

Strictly speaking, I should've added one more test which also checks that the simulation state converges with batched/injected Sequence messages eventually, however, this one is quite big already so it will be done in follow-up MR.

Manually testing the MR

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