refactor: Remove file I/O from deployment scripts #12015
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…12015) * fix: Removing all file I/O features * fix: comments in code. * fix: pr comment
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This pull request removes file I/O functionality from deployment scripts, simplifying the codebase and focusing on core deployment logic. Key changes include:
loadInputFileandwriteOutputFilemethods from various input and output contracts.runfunction that accepted file paths as arguments in deployment scripts.These changes streamline the deployment process, making it more suitable for direct programmatic use in Solidity and Go environments. The update maintains the existing core deployment logic while removing the complexity associated with file-based configurations.