Add blockHeight to subaccount websocket msg contents

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Changelist

Add blockHeight to subaccount websocket msg contents

Test Plan

Unit tested.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved message forwarding by including the blockHeight property in message contents, ensuring more accurate data processing.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes focus on incorporating a new blockHeight property into the message processing flow within the socks service of the indexer. This involves updating test files to assert the presence of blockHeight and modifying the getMessageToForward function to extract and include blockHeight in the message contents.

Changes

Files	Summary
.../socks/__tests__/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.test.ts	Updated assertions to include the blockHeight property in messageToForward.contents.
.../socks/__tests__/lib/message-forwarder.test.ts	Added blockHeight to function calls and modified checkBatchMessage to include blockHeight in expected messages.
.../socks/src/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.ts	Modified getMessageToForward to check for blockHeight in subaccountMessage and assign it to the contents object.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f2e72c6 and 704d068.

Files selected for processing (3)

• indexer/services/socks/tests/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.test.ts (1 hunks)
• indexer/services/socks/tests/lib/message-forwarder.test.ts (5 hunks)
• indexer/services/socks/src/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.ts (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• indexer/services/socks/tests/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.test.ts

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indexer/services/socks/src/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.ts (1)

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indexer/services/socks/__tests__/lib/message-forwarder.test.ts (1)

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indexer/services/socks/src/helpers/from-kafka-helpers.ts (1)

42-45: Ensure blockHeight is correctly added to contents.

The addition of blockHeight to the contents object is correct and ensures that the blockHeight is included in the forwarded message if it exists in the subaccountMessage.

indexer/services/socks/__tests__/lib/message-forwarder.test.ts (1)

362-362: Ensure blockHeight is correctly included in the expected message comparison.

The addition of blockHeight to the expected message comparison in the checkBatchMessage function is correct and ensures that the blockHeight is included in the batch message validation.

Also applies to: 434-434, 451-451, 564-564, 576-580