feat: optimize access to precompile short addreesses#2846
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* chore: specialize halt, making instruction code very slightly smaller * feat: optimize access to precompile short addreesses * clippy * cleaup, helper fn, short_address_cap to 300 * doc
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All mainnet precompiles are under the first 100 addresses, we can use this knowledge and optimise access to those functions so we dont need to access the hashmap