feat(tests): adopt EIP 7708 7843 7981 7997 8024 8246

[pdobacz]

#29 + #45 + #46 + #47 🪄

also including some tack-on tests for edge cases only appearing on Monad - amended in monad_eight/monad_nine tests, or, those which didn't belong there, in a special monad_amsterdam monad_eleven dir.

The big portion of new coverage is the selfdestruct_to_self variant of the reserve balance tests, which covers the interactions with EIP-8246

There are some tangential changes in the framework here too, required to make MONAD_TEN / Amsterdam fit together as "parents" of MONAD_ELEVEN:

• Fork succession as a trait. follows() lets a fork order after Amsterdam without inheriting it; BaseFork subclass checks honour it.
• Block access list hash header without BALs. header_bal_hash_required() is separated from supports_block_access_lists(); the spec, fixtures, hive genesis, t8n and the fork loader carry the field fixed at zero for a fork that has the header field but builds no BAL.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The update appears safe to merge; the previous finding is fixed.

Summary

Adds MONAD_ELEVEN with six selected Amsterdam EIPs and expands Monad-specific test coverage.

• MONAD_ELEVEN becomes the next configured Monad fork.
• Fork order and block-access-list headers work independently of EIP inheritance.
• SELFDESTRUCT clears account data while keeping any balance left behind.
• Nonzero ETH transfers now emit transfer logs.
• Contracts can read the current block's slot number.
• Contracts can copy, swap, and exchange deeper stack items.
• Access-list entries count toward the transaction data-floor cost.
• Tests cover reaching the deterministic factory through delegated calls.
• Amsterdam tests reflect which rules and gas totals apply on Monad.

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