fix: add create3 predeploys

[MaxMustermann2]

There are 2 versions of ZeframLou's CREATE3 predeploys:

• the first is deployed using a private key controlled by the deployer and a nonce of 0
• the second is deployed using CREATE2 and a salt of bytes32(0)

While the second can be deployed by us manually, the first can cannot. Hence, add it manually. For ease of use, add both.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Advanced contract deployment options are now available at genesis. Two distinct deployment modes provide enhanced flexibility, including deterministic deployment for predictable contract addresses. This update expands native deployment capabilities, ensuring seamless integration while preserving existing functionalities and compatibility. Users will benefit from more robust contract management and improved support for advanced integration scenarios.

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Walkthrough

The change extends the predeploy system by adding two new predeploy contracts, create3 and create3Deterministic. Both are defined with specific addresses and bytecode in the x/evm/types/predeploys.go file. These entries are appended to the DefaultPredeploys list without altering existing predeploys, ensuring the genesis configuration now supports extra contract functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
x/evm/types/predeploys.go	Added two new predeploy contracts: create3 and create3Deterministic to the DefaultPredeploys list.

Poem

I'm a rabbit with a twitching nose,
Hopping through code where new predeploys grow.
create3 and its deterministic friend join the ride,
Adding fresh magic to the genesis inside.
With every line, my heart does hop—
Celebrating fresh features that never stop!
🥕🐰 Enjoy the code, it's time to pop!

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x/evm/types/predeploys.go (2)

32-33: LGTM! Correctly adds new predeploys to the list.

The addition of create3 and create3Deterministic to the DefaultPredeploys list is properly done and keeps the existing pattern of comma-separated list entries.

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106-116: Well-structured implementation of CREATE3 predeploys.

The implementation adds two versions of ZeframLou's CREATE3 contract as predeploys:

1. The first version at address 0x9fBB3DF7C40Da2e5A0dE984fFE2CCB7C47cd0ABf was deployed using a known deployer address and nonce 0
2. The second version at address 0x6aa3d87e99286946161dca02b97c5806fc5ed46f was deployed using CREATE2 with a salt of bytes32(0)

Both implementations follow the project's established pattern for predeploys and include proper documentation in the comments. The bytecode looks valid and will be validated at initialization time by the init() function.

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[bwhour]

Awesome. LGTM.