[stable2506] Backport #9871: Block tracing with proof recording#10221
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This is a backport of #9871. Its not a 1:1 backport to avoid many of the breaking changes. This PR makes an attempt to automatically detect parachains based on metadata and the presence of the weight reclaim transaction extension.
It is not perfect, but should work well for all the production chains. In the non-backported versions proof recording is properly enabled, so this whole mechanism is temporary.