SVM Branch to main

[danenbm]

This PR is not intended to be merged and is created for conveniently running the CI and viewing the diff. This svm branch is the branch intended to hold the code that runs on the other SVMs.

Notes

• For Bubblegum V1 instructions, this change allows either spl-account-compression/spl-noop OR mpl-account-compression/mpl-noop to be used, since on other SVMs only mpl-account-compression and mpl-noop are deployed.
  • This was the original design when we considered running just one binary on Solana and other SVMs, but now we plan to just keep separate branches for Solana and other SVMs.
  • The program may be changed in the future to require mpl-account-compression and mpl-noop for V1 instructions on the SVM branch, but for now it is convienient to leave it this way because it allows all the same tests to run using the unchanged JS SDK with its default program values.
  • Note that Bubblegum V2 instructions always use mpl-account-compression and mpl-noop no matter if on Solana or other SVMs.
  • On other SVMs mpl-account-compression and mpl-noop must be supplied to override the default compression programs on V1 instructions.
    • The getCompressionProgramsForV1Ixs helper in the JS SDK was created to detect and provide the correct compression programs on other SVMs.
    • See createTree.test.ts and transfer.test.ts for example usage for V1 instructions. Note the helper is never needed for V2 instructions.

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