feat: update for 1.0.0-alpha

[glihm]

Due to changes for the compiler and namespaces support, the workspaces are not quite well supported for libraries like crates which are pure logic not related to Dojo into sozo.

We need to iterate on that.

The branch 1.0.0-alpha.3 can for now be used to test the import of origami in other projects.

# other project Scarb.toml
# Don't write here the model if you don't need to deploy it, but only using it
# in cairo code to interact with it.
[[target.dojo]]
build-external-contracts = [
    "origami_token::components::token::erc20::erc20_balance::ERC20BalanceModel",
    # ...
]

[tool.dojo.world.namespace]
default = "other_project"
mappings = { "origami_token" = "other_project_token" }

Origami structure has been revised with virtual workspace and separates packages for each of the different libraries.

Examples should be maintained elsewhere to focus here on testing and updating the library following Dojo versions.

Tasks

• Fix CI (need a new alpha)
• Waiting compiler casing bug to be merged: fix: ensure the snake case is only applied to model name dojo#2185
• Waiting support for namespaces for better DevX: feat(sozo): add full workspace and accept non-dojo targets dojo#2207
• Add [lib] context to the compiler to avoid some warnings

[glihm]

@bal7hazar for governance, we no longer have a ContractAddress mapping in the world for contracts by tag instead. We could add a double mapping in the world. But as I've seen in execute_transaction it's always targeting a Dojo contract it seems, we should be able to switch to tag instead for the proposal to target (instead of a contract address).

Would appreciate your feedback on that. 🫡

[glihm]

@bal7hazar @notV4l @ponderingdemocritus review welcome for the new structure.

Governance:

• will be updated but can be added later.

Algebra:

• some warnings at compile time to solve, not blocking.
• test failing related to the build warnings somehow and some traits to specify.

[ponderingdemocritus]

yeah lets ship - and make an issue for the gov