fix: TxEffect deserializability (forward port of #25109) - #25295
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Forward-ports #25109 to
next.The batch oracle's Noir wrapper
get_tx_effectsreturns anEphemeralArray<Option<TxEffect>>, but reading an element out of anEphemeralArrayrequires the element type to implementDeserialize, whichTxEffectdoes not — so a contract can obtain the array and ask for its length, but any attempt to read an element fails to compile.#25109 fixed this on the v5 line (shipped in v5.2.0), but the fnd/labs split (#25007) copied
tx_effect.nrto its new location onnextbefore the fix landed there, sonextnever received it. This applies the same change; the resulting file is byte-identical to the one shipped in v5.2.0.The contract-side test coverage from the original PR is ported to the labs repo (aztec-labs-eng/aztec-node), where it is blocked on a nightly tag containing this change.