fix(subgraph): subgraph-event-fix

[Harman-singh-waraich]

⚠️ This is a temporary fix to index old events in subgraph.
⚠️ It only targets devnet and testnet subgraphs, under core folder in subgraph, since contracts were not updated for Neo and University

In contracts are upgraded again,

• please copy the ABI for KlerosCore and SortitionModule to subgraph/core/abis
• Navigate to temp-events-addition.txt which lists the old events that should be added to these files respectively.
• codegen and build the new subgraph.

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PR-Codex overview

This PR focuses on supporting legacy event names and updating the contract configuration for the SortitionModule and KlerosCore. It includes temporary handlers and adjustments to event definitions and configurations to ensure compatibility with existing deployments.

Detailed summary

• Added a temporary handler for the legacy event StakeDelayedAlreadyTransferred in SortitionModule.ts.
• Updated the event definitions in temp-older-events-addition.txt, including renaming StakeDelayedAlreadyTransferred to StakeDelayedAlreadyTransferredDeposited.
• Changed the address and startBlock for KlerosCore and SortitionModule in subgraph.yaml.
• Updated paths for ABI files in subgraph.yaml to point to temporary ABIs.
• Added support for old event signatures in eventHandlers for CourtCreated and StakeSet.

The following files were skipped due to too many changes: subgraph/core/temp-abis/KlerosCore.json

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