fix(contracts): OZ-N08 Inconsistent Order of Event Emissions

[zimpha]

Purpose or design rationale of this PR

This PR fixed the issue reported by Openzepplin (N-08 Inconsistent Order of Event Emissions). The following are the details:

Throughout the codebase, events are emitted after the corresponding storage has changed. However, in revertBatch in ScrollChain , the RevertBatch event is being emitted before resetting the batch value.

To improve the readability and consistency of the codebase, consider always following the same order of operations when emitting an event in response to a change in the state of the contract.

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• fix: A bug fix

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• Yes

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LCOV of commit 02d525b during Contracts #1325

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