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- marks swap transactions that go through the BridgeController as swaps
- subscribes to tx confirmations and emits swap metrics

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pull Bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 16, 2025
`@metamask/network-controller` now contains an `RpcService` class. Using
this class not only allows us to remove a lot of code from this package,
as it incorporates the vast majority of logic contained in
`createFetchMiddleware`, including the retry logic, but it also allows
us to use the circuit breaker pattern and the exponential backoff
pattern to prevent too many retries if the network is unreliable, and
then automatically cut over to a failover node when the network truly
goes down.

Closes #356.
Closes #207.
Closes #209.
Closes #211.
Closes #166.
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