chore(core, proto)!: remove non-bech32m address bytes#1186
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Summary
Removes the non-bech32m address bytes field.
Background
The change introduced in #1124 is a breaking change that ripples through the rest of the Astria stack. While in principle we can keep the non-bech32m address around for backward compatibility, in practice it's cleaner to regenesis.
Changes
astria.primitive.v1.Address.inner, reserving its number and name.Testing
Updates and removed all unit tests. All blackbox tests that use addresses in some form still work.
Breaking Changelist
Since this is protobuf breaking it is also network breaking.