platform bump [SLT-452]

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Description

specify platform

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Updated CONTRIBUTING.md to provide clearer guidelines for contributors, including Notion ID usage, code coverage, and merging practices.
  • Enhanced README.md for tools/abigen with compatibility notes for macOS users and future work items for tool improvements.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted Docker command in the abigen tool to ensure compatibility with macOS Apple Silicon.

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The pull request introduces several updates to the documentation and functionality of the project. The CONTRIBUTING.md file has been revised to clarify the contribution process, including guidelines for Notion ID inclusion, code coverage comments, and handling suggestions from the CodeRabbit tool. Additionally, it provides instructions for dependency management labels and merging practices. The README.md for tools/abigen has been enhanced with troubleshooting notes for macOS users and future work items. Lastly, a modification in generate.go specifies the Docker platform for running the Solidity compiler.

Changes

File	Change Summary
CONTRIBUTING.md	Updated to clarify contribution process: Notion ID inclusion, code coverage comments, CodeRabbit tool suggestions, dependency management labels, squash and merge guidelines, macOS Docker issues, and best practices restructuring.
tools/abigen/README.md	Added notes on macOS compatibility issues with Docker, installation instructions for Rosetta, and future work items for improving the abigen tool.
tools/abigen/internal/generate.go	Modified createRunFile function to include --platform linux/amd64 in the Docker command for running the Solidity compiler.

Sequence Diagram(s)

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    participant Contributor
    participant Repository
    participant CodeRabbitTool
    participant Docker

    Contributor->>Repository: Create Pull Request
    Repository->>Contributor: Request Notion ID
    Contributor->>Repository: Add Notion ID
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    CodeRabbitTool->>Contributor: Provide suggestions
    Contributor->>Repository: Address suggestions
    Contributor->>Repository: Merge PR with Squash and Merge
    Repository->>Docker: Run Solidity compiler with specified platform

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 32.53226%. Comparing base (496c228) to head (0407bf0).

Additional details and impacted files

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- Misses         17385       18585       +1200     
- Partials         755         758          +3     

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