Automate the sync from genesis test

[rootulp]

Context

#2414 proposed two tests and this issue is focused on just one of them:

Create a significantly longer test that syncs mainnet from scratch using a block data archive node.

Problem

We currently support a feature called "single binary syncs" whereby we commit to supporting the ability to run one binary and sync from genesis to the tip of the chain. However, we don't have a test that verifies this feature and we've already introduced regressions to the v1.x line (e.g. ibc-go bump released in celestia-app v1.8.0) that break the feature.

Proposal

Create an automated way to test that the latest release or current main is able to sync from genesis.

Note: we currently test this manually via mainnet.sh but that takes over a month so this test likely needs to speed up the time to sync. My hunch is that block sync takes a ton of time so we may be able to speed this up a lot by creating a snapshot of a node with all the blocks downloaded already. Then in a test we can spin up a node using the image and execute the latest binary against all the downloaded blocks.