Reintroduce substrate fork to allow pooling wasm strategy

[hussein-aitlahcen]

This PR reintroduce Composable substratre fork with paritytech/substrate#13298 cherry-picked back to 0.9.33.
It also fixes crane command for built artifacts (shrinked to minimum requirement, namely composable binary only).

[vimukthi-git]

LGTM

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Nix commands for this PR

NOTE: You can also run our Nix commands in Docker. See the bottom of this comment.

Make sure you have setup the Composable community cache:

(you only need to run it once on your machine)

nix-shell -p cachix --command "cachix use composable-community"

Show all possible apps, shells and packages:

nix flake show "github:ComposableFi/composable/c5640af3fd44b0b8d8e1cc7c09b486e2c255df17 --allow-import-from-derivation

Run the Composable node alone:

nix run "github:ComposableFi/composable/c5640af3fd44b0b8d8e1cc7c09b486e2c255df17#composable-node" -L

Spin up a local devnet:

nix run "github:ComposableFi/composable/c5640af3fd44b0b8d8e1cc7c09b486e2c255df17#devnet" -L --option sandbox relaxed --show-trace

Spin up a local XCVM devnet:

nix run "github:ComposableFi/composable/c5640af3fd44b0b8d8e1cc7c09b486e2c255df17#devnet-xcvm" -L

View the docs:

nix run ".#docs-server"

Run this without Nix in Docker.

docker run --rm -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v nix:/nix -it nixos/nix bash -c "nix-env -iA nixpkgs.cachix && cachix use composable-community && nix run github:ComposableFi/Composable/c5640af3fd44b0b8d8e1cc7c09b486e2c255df17#devnet-dali -L --extra-experimental-features nix-command --extra-experimental-features flakes"

NOTE: You can swap devnet-dali in the command above with any Nix package
For more info on how to use Nix, check out our Nix docs
Note that the initial build may take about one hour if it has not been cached by our CI yet. Once it is cached, builds should take about one minute. We currently do not provide build caches for ARM machines such as M1 Macs, but building on ARM is supported.