feat: Execute CommitDiff as BufferTask

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Problem

The previous PR #575 in this stack implements support for CommitDiff that executes as ArgsTask. When the transaction size grows beyond the limit, CommitDiff first degrades to CommitState and then gets executed as BufferTask to reduce the transaction size.

Degration of CommitDiff to CommitState is not a desirable thing.

Solution

So this PR implements support for CommitDiff as BufferTask. Means degradation of CommitDiff to CommitState is not required anymore.

Related

Another PR magicblock-labs/delegation-program#118 that implements CommitDiffFromBuffer instruction, is created in the delegation-program.

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• feat: Make TaskStrategy more granular #618
• refactor: Rename optimize() -> try_optimize_tx_size() #617
• feat: Execute CommitDiff as BufferTask #616 👈 (View in Graphite)
• feat: Add support for CommitDiff to efficiently commit small changes in large delegated accounts #575
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