Facilitate devnet tests on fuel-gauge suite

[maschad]

As per discussion with @petertonysmith94 it would be ideal to have an easy way to run the fuel-gauge tests against devnet as opposed to just solely with launchTestNode perhaps this could be added to the e2e workflow

[petertonysmith94]

At the moment, I override launch-test-node with the following:

fuels-ts/packages/contract/src/test-utils/launch-test-node.ts

Lines 132 to 140 in 5194a85

	const { provider, wallets, cleanup } = await setupTestProviderAndWallets({
	walletsConfig,
	providerOptions,
	nodeOptions: {
	...nodeOptions,
	snapshotConfig,
	args,
	},
	});

  // const { provider, wallets, cleanup } = await setupTestProviderAndWallets({
  //   walletsConfig,
  //   providerOptions,
  //   nodeOptions: {
  //     ...nodeOptions,
  //     snapshotConfig,
  //     args,
  //   },
  // });

  const provider = await Provider.create(DEVNET_NETWORK_URL);
  const wallet = Wallet.fromPrivateKey('0xOMITTED', provider); // Obviously adding your private key here.
  const wallets = [wallet, wallet, wallet, wallet, wallet];
  const cleanup = () => {};

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Then I run select tests via test:filter.

[petertonysmith94]

I think we need to identify:

• What tests are best for testing a wide range of scenarios (currently I do some predicate, contracts, scripts).
• @danielbate could you add some extra info on the tests that you run usually
• @Torres-ssf would also be super helpful if you could identify some tests that we could give a good coverage on the health of the network 🙏

[danielbate]

Similar to what you are doing, but I always run coverage contract test, and the contract factory tests that include blobs.

The one additional thing I was thinking of developing, but I think this should exist outside of the repo, is an app that we can deploy ad hoc (with salt) that can hammer a bunch of test txs (that we can take from tests) but maybe have some of the functionality hooked up to the ecosystem (Pyth, Envio).

[petertonysmith94]

Un-assigning myself for now, as I underestimate the work required + my current workload.