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refactor(transaction-pool-service): remove ExpirationService and DynamicFeeMatcher

refactor(transaction-pool-service): remove ExpirationService and DynamicFeeMatcher #3174

Triggered via pull request February 25, 2025 16:40
@sebastijankuznersebastijankuzner
synchronize #871
reafactor/transaction-pool-service/expiration-check
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11 warnings
source (20.x)
Cache not found for keys: linux-foundry-chain-fork-source-2ffbdd59602189306bc577172943923056d45529, linux-foundry-chain-fork-source-, linux-foundry-chain-fork-
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/controller.ts#L98
'any' overrides all other types in this union type
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/controller.ts#L98
'any' overrides all other types in this union type
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L30
Remove this redundant jump
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L41
Refactor this function to reduce its Cognitive Complexity from 21 to the 15 allowed
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L72
Use destructured variables over properties
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L72
Use `undefined` instead of `null`
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L86
Use `undefined` instead of `null`
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L91
Use `undefined` instead of `null`
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/pagination/extension.ts#L110
Use destructured variables over properties
source (20.x): packages/api-common/source/plugins/rate-limit.ts#L57
Please rename the variable `rateLimitRes`. Suggested names are: `rateLimitResource`, `rateLimitResponse`, `rateLimitResult`. A more descriptive name will do too