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MegaETH is not vanilla OP on withdrawals, so implement custom handling.
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MegaETH is not vanilla OP on withdrawals, so implement custom handling.
This is mostly implemented as a local patch to viem and at least some of
it can be upstreamed. It's unclear how snowflake OP stacks are going to
be handled by viem though - MegaETH isn't classified as an OP chain
despite sharing most of the underling implementation.