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feat: refactor warp monitor to use WarpCore config (#4835) ### Description - Removes the warp monitor specific config format and all the handcrafted yamls from infra - Massive refactor to warp monitor to accommodate this -- tried to make it a bit easier to work work by splitting it into a few files. The changes are generally backward compatible with some small exceptions, like now the metrics use the `TokenStandard` instead of `TokenType` (the former is present in the warp core config, the latter isn't, and there's no way atm to map from the former to the latter) - The warp monitor now takes in a warp ID and gets its config from the registry (recall this is the registry version defined in `.registryrc` if running in the monorepo image) - Deploying the warp monitor now lets you do many at a time and select the ones to deploy interactively. This makes it a bit easier to work with the warp IDs - The names of the warp deploys are based on the warp IDs. Because warp IDs can change as new chains are added, this may cause issues in the future - we'll just need to be cautious of removing the old release to avoid accidentally having 2 of them. For now I think this is fine. The helm release names are also capped at 53 chars so they needed to be truncated - Some changes to the SDK to get the necessary data here. Happy to pull some of these into the warp monitor if people feel they're inappropriate for the SDK (like the `getBridgedSupply`) - Added a test to make sure any warp route IDs in infra are found in the registry - Corresponding PR to the registry here https://github.com/hyperlane-xyz/hyperlane-registry/pull/370 ### Drive-by changes  ### Related issues  ### Backward compatibility  ### Testing

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