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…ctor to provider Move all connection/client code (client, error, metrics, evm, proto, tables, build.rs, proto definitions) from the firehose extractor crate into the provider crate. The extractor now only contains dataset schema types (Manifest, Table, DatasetKind). This lets providers-registry depend on the provider crate directly instead of the extractor for client construction.
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Summary
firehose-datasetsextractor intoamp-providers-firehoseprovider crateproviders-registrynow depends on the provider crate directly for Firehose client construction, removing its dependency on the extractormod.rsconvention violations (evm/mod.rs→evm.rs,proto/mod.rs→proto.rs)Same pattern as #1898 (EVM-RPC).
After this,
providers-registryno longer depends on the EVM-RPC or Firehose extractor crates.Solana is still the same though.