chore(sdk): add helper trait to node API to simplify type definition

[emhane]

Ref #9555

Building unit tests for any type that inherits from FullNodeComponents is too costly. Replacing the trait bound N: FullNodeComponents with N: NodeCore in type definitions, enables testing without importing a massive framework of unused mock node components. This, without sacrificing DevX of aggregate generic N for a long list of generics.

• Adds helper trait reth_node_api::NodeCore, with blanket implementation for all types that impl reth_node_api::FullNodeComponents
• Replaces reth_optimism_rpc::OpEthApi<N: FullNodeComponents> with OpEthApi<N: NodeCore>

[emhane]

it's not possible to move the helper traits NodeCore and NodeTy into rpc crates reth-rpc-eth-api because it creates a cyclical dependency in blanket impl of helper traits for all types that impl reth-node-api traits @mattsse . which crate do you want it moved to?

[emhane]

it's not possible to move the helper traits NodeCore and NodeTy into rpc crates reth-rpc-eth-api because it creates a cyclical dependency in blanket impl of helper traits for all types that impl reth-node-api traits @mattsse . which crate do you want it moved to?

removed re-export from reth-rpc-eth-api and reth-rpc-api from reth-node-core and reth-node-api, in order to move RpcNodeCore trait into reth-rpc-eth-api @mattsse

not sure what's the root of the cargo hack check bug @Rjected

[mattsse]

lgtm!
nice work, combined with #12050 this will become a lot easier.

[mattsse]

I like this a lot as a non-restricted version of our components.

This is specifically tailored towards rpc, which is great because then we can extend this with additional things that we need for rpc, for example a trace executor type #10616

[mattsse]

this contains all components used by the rpc impl.
I think naming makes sense

[mattsse]

pub enum JwtError {
       | ----------------- doesn't satisfy `_: Into<Box<dyn Error + Send + Sync>>`

ah I think the alloy-rpc-types-engine dep in node-core just lacks the "std" feature, imo this is actually an alloy issue