AlgoScan

Two new utility functions are introduced `loggedErr()` and `loggedAssert()`.

These new functions work like the already present err and assert facilities with the addition of logging the error message (as specified in ARC65).

This work is the `puya-ts` continuation of https://github.com/algorandfoundation/puya/pull/657

Co-authored-by: Ignacio Losiggio <ignacio.losiggio@algorand.foundation>

Replace per-class file structure (algod/82 files + indexer/72 files +
kmd/54 files + 3 __init__.py) with one module per client (algod.py,
indexer.py, kmd.py).

Benefits:
- 211 files → 3 files
- Eliminates __init__.py boilerplate (imports, model_rebuild, __all__)
- Eliminates forward reference strings — topological sort enables
  direct class references
- from __future__ import annotations handles remaining edge cases
- No ruff per-file overrides needed (was 9 suppressed rules)
- Import paths unchanged: `from tests.fixtures.schemas.algod import X`

Generator improvements:
- Topological sort of schemas by dependency order
- PascalCase class names (ed25519PublicKey → Ed25519PublicKey)
- Docstring escaping and truncation for ruff compliance
- Cleaner module assembly — shared imports at top

Replace per-class file structure (algod/82 files + indexer/72 files +
kmd/54 files + 3 __init__.py) with one module per client (algod.py,
indexer.py, kmd.py).

Benefits:
- 211 files → 3 files
- Eliminates __init__.py boilerplate (imports, model_rebuild, __all__)
- Eliminates forward reference strings — topological sort enables
  direct class references
- from __future__ import annotations handles remaining edge cases
- No ruff per-file overrides needed (was 9 suppressed rules)
- Import paths unchanged: `from tests.fixtures.schemas.algod import X`

Generator improvements:
- Topological sort of schemas by dependency order
- PascalCase class names (ed25519PublicKey → Ed25519PublicKey)
- Docstring escaping and truncation for ruff compliance
- Cleaner module assembly — shared imports at top

feat: no arranger lockout