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Updates the integration image being used to https://github.com/EspressoSystems/nitro-espresso-integration/releases/tag/v3.9.2-espresso-v1.0.1 and makes relevant changes to config

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This pull request updates the integration image version used in the project and streamlines related configuration settings. The primary goal is to ensure compatibility with the latest nitro-espresso-integration release and remove obsolete configuration parameters, contributing to a cleaner and more up-to-date setup.

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  • Image Version Update: The ESPRESSO_DEFAULT_VERSION in test-node.bash has been updated to v3.9.2-espresso-v1.0.1, aligning with the new integration image as specified in the PR description.
  • Configuration Streamlining: Redundant configuration parameters, specifically wait-for-confirmations and blocks-to-read, were removed from scripts/config.ts.

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  • scripts/config.ts
    • Removed wait-for-confirmations configuration entry.
    • Removed blocks-to-read configuration entry.
  • test-node.bash
    • Updated ESPRESSO_DEFAULT_VERSION to ghcr.io/espressosystems/nitro-espresso-integration/nitro-node:v3.9.2-espresso-v1.0.1.
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This pull request updates the Espresso integration image to version v3.9.2-espresso-v1.0.1. As part of this update, the default version string in test-node.bash is changed. Additionally, two configuration properties, wait-for-confirmations and blocks-to-read, have been removed from the caff-node configuration in scripts/config.ts, presumably because they are no longer required by the new image version. The changes are straightforward and align with the goal of updating the dependency.

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