Add LiteSVM tests for the Program Derived Addresses anchor program #479
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* Implement tests for creating and incrementing page visit counts using LiteSVM. * Update existing test structure to include assertions for page visit tracking. * Refactor test descriptions for clarity.
…ck.yaml * Upgrade @solana/web3.js to version 1.98.4. * Add litesvm dependency with version 0.4.0. * Update TypeScript module resolution in tsconfig.json to nodenext.
* Delete bankrun test file to clean up the codebase. * Remove anchor-bankrun and solana-bankrun dependencies from package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml.
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Adds
LiteSVM-based tests for theProgram Derived Addressesexample and removes the deprecated Bankrun setup.Updates dependencies and switches the TypeScript configuration to nodenext for consistency with modern tooling.
CC: @jacobcreech @Perelyn-sama