extend eth_createAccessList with stateOverrides

[huahuayu]

Rationale

Think about this case, you need to create accesslist for the second tx.

Let's say two txs are tx0 & tx1, tx0 has an impact on tx1 execution, if tx0 failed, tx1 fails (e.g. router approve tx & swap tx).

eth_createAccessList can be used to create acceelist before you send tx0, but for tx1, you can't do it in the same way, because tx0's state changes are not applied, tx1 will fail.

Implementation

Maybe it can be done by extend

CreateAccessList(ctx context.Context, msg ethereum.CallMsg)

to

CreateAccessList(ctx context.Context, msg ethereum.CallMsg, stateOverrides ...*ethapi.StateOverride)

So first I can find the state changes by tx0, then call eth_createAccessList with the state changes. e.g. approved balance / erc20 balance changes.

[rjl493456442]

In this case, we might need to have an API to support creating accessList for a batch of transactions, instead of overriding the states.

[roninjin10]

I need this for https://node.tevm.sh too. Oftentimes we will want to do something like approve a token and then get an access list or mint tokens and then get an access list. Also, if I'm trying to optimize performance I often want to get an access list and might have local state changes not reflected in the block I'm targeting

[s1na]

I think that makes sense. Opening this to contributors.

[roninjin10]

I can look at this this next week if nobody picks it up before then

[s1na]

Fixed via #31497