Motivation

The ef test for Osaka that's run in the Hive integration testing site named osaka/eip7825_transaction_gas_limit_cap/test_tx_gas_limit.py::test_tx_gas_larger_than_block_gas_limit[fork_Osaka-blockchain_test_engine-exceed_block_gas_limit_False] is failing due to an error message mismatch. See here.
Besides we don't have any logic implemented when processing a block to stop computing transactions once the block's gas limit was surpassed.

Description

This pr adds a conditional to check if the block's gas limit can be potentially surpassed, and in that case stop computing any other transactions. So if tx.gas_limit > gas_available the block's execution must stop with an exception, as the spec says here.

To test it I run:

make build-image
cd hive
./hive --sim ethereum/eels/consume-engine --client ethrex --results-root results --client-file=../fixtures/hive/clients.yaml --sim.buildarg fixtures=https://github.com/ethereum/execution-spec-tests/releases/download/v5.3.0/fixtures_develop.tar.gz --sim.buildarg branch=forks/osaka --sim.loglevel=3 --sim.limit=".*test_tx_gas_larger_than_block_gas_limit.*"

This tx.gas_limit > gas_available check was already implemented for block building, as we can see here in ethrex/crates/blockchain/payload.rs The main difference is that instead of throwing an exception when the condition is false we keep searching for a transaction with a smaller gas_limit so it can be included in the block that's being built.