## Summary

This PR replicates the changes from
alloy-rs/alloy#2684 for the OpExecutionPayload
types, adding `into_block_raw()` methods to centralize block
construction logic and eliminate code duplication.

## Changes

- Added `into_block_raw()` method to `OpExecutionPayloadV4` that
converts the payload to a block with raw transactions
- Added `into_block_raw()` method to `OpExecutionPayload` enum that
delegates to the appropriate variant
- Added `into_block_with_sidecar_raw()` method to `OpExecutionPayload`
for creating blocks with sidecar data
- Refactored `try_into_block_with` and
`try_into_block_with_sidecar_with` methods to use the new raw methods
combined with `Block::try_map_transactions`

## Motivation

The alloy PR #2684 introduced these methods to provide a cleaner API and
reduce code duplication. By using `into_block_raw()` methods that return
blocks with raw transaction bytes, we can then use
`Block::try_map_transactions` to convert them to any transaction type,
making the code more maintainable and flexible.

## Notes

- The implementation properly handles the fact that upstream alloy types
return `Result<Block<Bytes>, PayloadError>` from their `into_block_raw`
methods
- All existing validation logic for Optimism-specific requirements
(empty L1 withdrawals, no blob transactions) is preserved
- Tests pass and formatting has been applied

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## Summary

This PR replicates the changes from
alloy-rs/alloy#2684 for the OpExecutionPayload
types, adding `into_block_raw()` methods to centralize block
construction logic and eliminate code duplication.

## Changes

- Added `into_block_raw()` method to `OpExecutionPayloadV4` that
converts the payload to a block with raw transactions
- Added `into_block_raw()` method to `OpExecutionPayload` enum that
delegates to the appropriate variant
- Added `into_block_with_sidecar_raw()` method to `OpExecutionPayload`
for creating blocks with sidecar data
- Refactored `try_into_block_with` and
`try_into_block_with_sidecar_with` methods to use the new raw methods
combined with `Block::try_map_transactions`

## Motivation

The alloy PR #2684 introduced these methods to provide a cleaner API and
reduce code duplication. By using `into_block_raw()` methods that return
blocks with raw transaction bytes, we can then use
`Block::try_map_transactions` to convert them to any transaction type,
making the code more maintainable and flexible.

## Notes

- The implementation properly handles the fact that upstream alloy types
return `Result<Block<Bytes>, PayloadError>` from their `into_block_raw`
methods
- All existing validation logic for Optimism-specific requirements
(empty L1 withdrawals, no blob transactions) is preserved
- Tests pass and formatting has been applied