test: add public context txe + state var tests#15706
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This does a couple things, all closely related:
PublicImmutabletests, which were included in feat!: TXE #6985 but never run, with some rewriting using the new featuresPublicMutabletestsenv.public_contexttestspublic_contextsmarter by being able to combine the committed and transient state for nullifiers in a pub context, allowing us to read transient nullifiers. This is avm behavior that we need to replicate in txe, but I don't think there'll be too much more of it.