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fix(deploy-script-support): avoid pulling in notifiers #7522

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When trying to merge #7459 we encountered an error in the loadgen integration test. The deploy script helpers are loaded within a dapp running in RESM mode, and through dependencies in ERTP issuers logic, notifiers was getting pulled in. The new notifier code tried to used syntax unsupported by the esm package (?.), and thus failed to import. The only dependency that deploy script support has on ERTP however is onto AmountMath, so this changes to a deep import until we can figure out a better cross-repo approach.

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Manually tested to fix the loadgen test issue before the new syntax was reverted.

@mhofman mhofman added the automerge:squash Automatically squash merge label Apr 26, 2023
@mhofman mhofman requested a review from gibson042 April 26, 2023 15:51
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Incremental improvement is still improvement!

@mergify mergify bot merged commit c73675d into master Apr 26, 2023
@mergify mergify bot deleted the mhofman/targetted-deploy-script-helpers branch April 26, 2023 19:12
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