Added `startPrank()` and `stopPrank()` cheatcodes to hevm.

Rationale: solc releases prior to 0.8.24 did not contain an executable
for arm64 chips. Without Rosetta, the part of `hevm` that requires calling
`solc` wouldn't work on arm-based OSX.

Upgrading solc also showed that `hevm` loops if the bytecode contains
infinite recursion using only `JUMP` (and not `JUMPI`) instructions.
For this reason we now skip a few tests that contain infinite recursion.

On arm Mac, the GHC is trying to locate libc++, but during that it also
searches for c++ (without the lib prefix), which is an alias for a clang
executable. It tries to load an executable as a static library which
results in an error.

I have no idea why these changes work, but they seem to work.

Foundry does not depend on DS tests anymore, they provide their own
cheatcodes directly in their VM now, so that the `lib` directory no
longer exists.

This shell only sets up the test dependencies, but keeps the Haskell
environment setup from the system.
This is a temporary workaround until the nix/ghc issue on MacOS is fixed
upstream.

Use matrix for release configuration

Adding MacOS-ARM64 release build

cli: fix --initial-storage option for hevm symbolic