Bump @nomicfoundation/hardhat-ignition-viem from 0.15.5 to 0.15.7

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Bumps @nomicfoundation/hardhat-ignition-viem from 0.15.5 to 0.15.7.

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v0.15.7

0.15.7 - 2024-10-24

Added

• New CLI command ignition transactions to list all transactions sent for a given deployment ID, @​zoeyTM (#821)
• Module parameters can now be set at the global level using $global, @​zoeyTM (#819)

Fixed

• Gas fields are now properly set for Optimistic BNB, @​zoeyTM (#826)
• Corrected resolution of artifacts when using fully qualified names in deployment modules, @​kanej (#822)

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v0.15.6

0.15.6 - 2024-09-25

Added

• Updates to the visualization UI, including the ability to zoom and pan the mermaid diagram (#810)
• gasPrice and disableFeeBumping config fields added as part of our L2 gas logic update (#808)
• Debug logging for communication errors with Hardhat Ledger (#792)
• JSON5 support for module parameters, thanks @​erhant (#800)
• Add writeLocalhostDeployment flag to allow saving deployment artifacts when deploying to the ephemeral Hardhat network, thanks @​SebastienGllmt (#816)

Fixed

• Replace this with the class itself in ViemIgnitionHelper, thanks @​iosh (#796)

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Commits

• 44ebf75 chore: bump version to v0.15.7
• e72e7f4 read transactions in journal order
• 7aa47f3 add opBNB and its testnet to the BNB exclusions in gas logic
• 37a2adc add contractName and pending tx status
• e4b8544 add CLI command to list transactions for a given deployment
• ceb65ef fix: fqn resolution of artifacts
• c8a3eb8 add support for global module parameters
• 7be2762 chore: bump version to v0.15.6
• 1459a6f fix diagram height and button overlap for large batch numbers
• 0f1912e address PR feedback
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