feat: upgrade @railgun-community/wallet to 10.9.0, handle new EIP-7702 transaction type - #98
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Upgrades @railgun-community/wallet from 10.8.1 to 10.9.0 and @railgun-community/shared-models from 8.0.0 to 8.0.1.
The newer SDK adds EIP-7702 support, which introduces two breaking type changes: BroadcasterRawParamsTransact became a discriminated union (COMMON | TX7702) keyed on transactType, and EVMGasType gained Type4. Together these produce 7 compile errors across 4 files.
This PR does not implement EIP-7702 relaying — it makes the broadcaster reject those requests explicitly rather than assuming the old COMMON-only shape:
Verified with the full build pipeline (tsc + tsc-alias) and running in production on Ethereum mainnet: a real relayed transaction completed end-to-end after the upgrade, with reliability incrementing normally.