feat: remove BlockSigner trait#2057
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Cool, looks much better.
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BlockSigner::signis an async trait function which abstracts over both KMS and local signing. Unfortunately this also hides the fact local signing is a blocking call happening in an async runtime.#2041 patched over this by hiding in another inner runtime. This PR sidesteps the problem entirely by instead removing the abstraction layer.