fix: gas limit default #21
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What I did
I noticed the block gas limit was extremely high in Arbitrum networks.
It is 1125899906842624 in arb and like 30000000 in eth and opimism and polygon.
You can read more about it here: https://cointelegraph.com/learn/arbitrum-the-next-generation-layer-2-for-ethereum
fixes: ApeWorX/ape#1686
Fixes: APE-1430
How I did it
Hardcode a more realistic gas limit that should always work in testing.
How to verify it
Run the code from the linked core issue, things should work now.
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