Fix: JavaScript minimization bug #1199
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The client has a bug that prevents url resolvers from loading correctly after JavaScript minimization (aka "minification"). The bug can be circumvented by configuring weback to keep function names.
This PR fixes the issue so that webpack configuration is not necessary. It does so by removing the use of reflection from the client and uri resolvers. In particular, the client and uri resolvers were using
X.namewhere X is the name of a uri resolver class.I'm not sure how to write an automated test for this. I tested the fix using the Uniswap v3 front end. After linking the updated toolchain packages, the Uniswap v3 front end works without modifying the webpack configuration.
Closes #985.