fix: use HTTPS domain RPC URLs for testnets

[MuncleUscles]

Summary

• Replace IP-based HTTP RPC URLs with proper HTTPS domain URLs
• Bradbury: http://34.91.102.53:9151 → https://rpc-bradbury.genlayer.com
• Asimov: http://34.12.136.220:9151 → https://rpc-asimov.genlayer.com
• Updated smoke test assertions to match

Test plan

• 44 unit tests pass
• Smoke test URL assertions updated

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• genlayer_py/chains/testnet_asimov.py
• genlayer_py/chains/testnet_bradbury.py
• tests/unit/smoke/test_bradbury_smoke.py
• tests/unit/smoke/test_testnet_smoke.py

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[jose-compu]

hello @MuncleUscles , hope you are doing great, are you planning to make the consensus public?