test,feat!: (1) New events and tx resp abstractions. (2) Cater tests to devnet

[Unique-Divine]

Summary

• Uses pytest-order to control the order of tests and break them into more manageable chunks
• refactor(network.py): Changes the insecure status to be loaded dynamically with an is_insecure property
• test: adds an env var, "USE_LOCALNET" that lets you test against custom networks. Tests default to using the "devnet".
• test: favors using sdk_val or sdk_oracle over sdk_agent so that less transfers are required.
• test: Implements a tests.raises function that has better UX than pytest.raises. See perp_test.py or dex_test.py for some examples.

Tests on the dex and perp module are more forgiving in that they don't depend as much on the initial state.

1. For example, if you run perp_test.py and the position is underwater, open, add, remove, and close transactions should fail, but only in a very specific way. The query should happy path, while open, add, and remove should fail with "bad debt", and close should fail with an "underwater" error.
2. Another example, when you run dex_test.py, create pool should only happy path the first time. After that, it should give the "same denom" error. But if you create a pool without enough NIBI in your wallet, the create pool test will pass, but all of the other dex tests will fail, and the error messages will be super informative for debugging.

Other notable changes

• test(event): test parse attributes
• feat(pytypes)!: TxResp for easily handling transaction responses - refactor: move types to pytypes. export all types from nibiru.ptypes module.
• fix: Find a gas config that works better for the E2E tests.
• test: use ueth instead of unibi for pricefeed_test.
• dependencies: Bump package dev version

Pro-tip - Favor BaseException

It's better to use BaseException than Exception if you're looking for a generic error message type because there are several built-in errors that don't count as Exception, but everything counts as BaseException.

>>> issubclass(BaseException, BaseException)
True
>>> issubclass(BaseException, Exception)
False

>>> issubclass(KeyboardInterrupt, BaseException)
True
>>> issubclass(KeyboardInterrupt, Exception)
False

>>> issubclass(SystemExit, BaseException)
True
>>> issubclass(SystemExit, Exception)
False

[Unique-Divine]

This fixes a KeyError that gets raised if no pools come back in the query