Refactor HyperSync client to use abstracted client interface

[DZakh]

Summary

Refactored the HyperSync integration to use an abstracted HyperSyncClient.t interface instead of passing raw serverUrl and apiToken parameters throughout the codebase. This improves encapsulation and simplifies the API surface.

Key Changes

• Client abstraction: Replaced ~serverUrl and ~apiToken parameters with a single ~client: HyperSyncClient.t parameter in queryBlockData, queryBlockDataMulti, and related functions
• Response type definitions: Added explicit type definitions for queryResponse and queryResponseData in HyperSyncClient.res to replace the previously opaque type
• Simplified response handling: Refactored BlockData.convertResponse to work directly with the new response structure, removing nested flatMap operations and simplifying the data extraction logic
• Updated type references: Changed from HyperSyncJsonApi.QueryTypes.postQueryBody to HyperSyncClient.QueryTypes.query and from HyperSyncJsonApi.ResponseTypes.queryResponse to HyperSyncClient.queryResponse
• Added schema field: Added includeAllBlocks field to QueryTypes.query to support querying all blocks in a range regardless of transaction/log relevance
• Removed retry logic: Simplified the query execution by removing the explicit Rest.fetch call with retry logic, delegating to the client's get method
• Updated call sites: Modified HyperSyncSource.res to pass the client instance instead of individual connection parameters

Notable Implementation Details

• The response conversion logic was significantly simplified by flattening the nested array operations and directly accessing res.data.blocks
• The client instance now encapsulates connection details and retry logic, reducing parameter passing throughout the call chain
• A typo fix: "hack caught up" → "have caught up" in a comment

https://claude.ai/code/session_01GdmmyVikrTScFWYinb8Ba4

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