fix(evm): align trace hardfork metadata - #16789
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This makes the concrete execution spec authoritative for hardfork resolution and trace metadata after network dispatch. Explicit EVM-version overrides, configured hardforks, endpoint metadata, and source-chain schedules are now resolved within the selected execution family, preventing execution and trace decoding from reporting different hardforks.
Remote traces continue completing metadata from their endpoint context, while locally executed traces carry the exact resolved result, including intentionally absent Ethereum and Optimism override metadata. Custom Tempo and Monad precompile labels now follow that resolved hardfork, with Celo’s separate inspector configuration preserved.
Improved coverage.
This PR was developed with AI assistance.