Enable limitless/ZkCounter for all acceptance tests

[gauravahuja]

This PR implements issue(s) #2249

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• I wrote new tests for my new core changes.
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• I have informed the team of any breaking changes if there are any.

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Low Risk
Changes are limited to acceptance-test CLI configuration and should only affect test behavior/coverage, with low risk to production code.

Overview
Updates Linea sequencer acceptance-test defaults to run with --plugin-linea-limitless-enabled=true and use moduleLimitsLimitless.toml as the standard module-limits configuration.

Tests that validate strict/excluded-precompile behavior (TransactionTraceLimitTest, ExcludedPrecompilesTest) now explicitly disable limitless and point to the appropriate strict/no-limits module limit files to preserve their expected assertions.

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[letypequividelespoubelles]

shouldn't we @Disabled by default all non limitless AT @fab-10 ?

[fab-10]

The real question is if there are still excluded precompiles with the ZkCounter, the if yes, the test should be adapted to work with it, otherwise since no more relevant it can be disable or removed

[letypequividelespoubelles]

shouldn't we @Disabled by default all non limitless AT @fab-10 ?

[fab-10]

As I said in response so @letypequividelespoubelles, the 2 test still on the ZkTracer either should be adapted to work with the ZkCounter or if not relevant anymore, disabled or removed

[fab-10]

The real question is if there are still excluded precompiles with the ZkCounter, the if yes, the test should be adapted to work with it, otherwise since no more relevant it can be disable or removed

[letypequividelespoubelles]

As I said in response so @letypequividelespoubelles, the 2 test still on the ZkTracer either should be adapted to work with the ZkCounter or if not relevant anymore, disabled or removed

The ZkCounter does count all the precompiles limits, as the ZkTracer does. So the exact same test but with a ZkCounter instead of a ZkCounter should work, no ?

[fab-10]

As I said in response so @letypequividelespoubelles, the 2 test still on the ZkTracer either should be adapted to work with the ZkCounter or if not relevant anymore, disabled or removed

The ZkCounter does count all the precompiles limits, as the ZkTracer does. So the exact same test but with a ZkCounter instead of a ZkCounter should work, no ?

So the test is still relevant, and should be adapted to work with the limitless mode

[gauravahuja]

@letypequividelespoubelles I don't have much context on the tests so could you help adapt them to limitless mode?