feat(Foundry): Part 1 - Added address extraction script

[fusmanii]

Splitting this #1044 into multiple PRs

Part 1: Extract addresses script that generates DeployedAddresses.sol that can be used in foundry deploy scripts

After every deploy, just need to run yarn extract-addresses and deployed addresses contract will get updated with the latest addresses from broadcast folder and deployments.json file

More info in the attached EXTRACT_ADDRESSES.md

Diff is large because of the broadcast/deployed-addresses.json and broadcast/deployed-addresses.md files

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[nicholaspai]

Two q's

[bmzig]

Looks good to me.

[pxrl]

@fusmanii Did we look at forge-deploy for this purpose? It's made by the same developer as hardhat-deploy, so I wonder if it might be more of a drop-in replacement for use with foundry.

https://github.com/wighawag/forge-deploy

[fusmanii]

@pxrl first time hearing about https://github.com/wighawag/forge-deploy, taking a look

[grasphoper]

@pxrl @fusmanii For forge-deploy, I see that the last commit to it was 9 months ago. Do you think it's worth adding a dependency that's not actively maintained? IMO we should avoid using deps like these if feasible. Thoughts?

[fusmanii]

@grasphoper yeah I agree, I just tried forge-deploy, the implementation is not complete and it crashes on deployments file generation

[pxrl]

@pxrl @fusmanii For forge-deploy, I see that the last commit to it was 9 months ago. Do you think it's worth adding a dependency that's not actively maintained? IMO we should avoid using deps like these if feasible. Thoughts?

Ah, I hadn't spotted that. 9 months with no activity is a bit of a red flag, though the author does otherwise have a really solid track record. If it worked and solved our use case then I think it'd at least be worth evaluating further, but if it doesn't work that's a showstopper.

In general I just want to be sure that we've researched and evaluated any off-the-shelf tooling for this - we're not the only project with this use-case so it seems really odd that it's so under-served.