refactor: compile casm from deserialized sierra where possible #3166
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sistemd
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- Certain parts of the codebase were performing ser/de roundtrips with sierra classes to get CASM definitions because the compiler crate only provided a way to compile to CASM from a serialized contract class.
- This PR adds a "from deserialized" counterpart to the compiler crate and uses it where appropriate.
- Certain parts of the codebase were performing ser/de roundtrips with sierra classes to get CASM definitions because the compiler crate only provided a way to compile to CASM from a serialized contract class. - This commit adds a "from deserialized" counterpart to the compiler crate and uses it where appropriate.
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