Show error if using deprecated jets

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Background:

The jets check_lock_distance, check_lock_duration, tx_lock_distance, tx_lock_duration have recently been deprecated. In simplicity, the elements jets were renamed with the prefix broken_do_not_use_.

This PR

My aim when I started this was to have simc generate warnings if you used a deprecated jet, with the option of forcing errors via -D warnings or something similar. However, adding warnings would require a large amount of changes and that would be better suited to be it's own PR.

This PR, (along with sibling PRs in rust-simplicity#350 and simplicity#333, updates the jets to the new names, which should be enough of a warning to developers. It also returns an error if a deprecated jet is used.

Notably, the example escrow_with_delay.simf was using the deprecated jet. At present, I am not sure the correct path to fix this example, so for this PR it just renames the jet.

Before:

     Running `target\debug\simc.exe .\examples\escrow_with_delay.simf`
Program:
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After

     Running `target\debug\simc.exe .\examples\escrow_with_delay.simf`
   |
54 |     jet::broken_do_not_use_check_lock_distance(timeout);
   |      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Jet `broken_do_not_use_check_lock_distance` has been deprecrated.
error: process didn't exit successfully: `target\debug\simc.exe .\examples\escrow_with_delay.simf` (exit code: 1)

NOTE: This pr requires PRs in rust-simplicity#350 and simplicity #333 to be merged first.

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Suggested change

	"Jet `{name}` has been deprecrated."
	"Jet `{name}` has been deprecated."