Write validation inputs to json file in working directory #2349
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This method just writes the ValidationInputs to a file called
block_inputs_${BLOCK_ID}.json in the working directory.
This isn't super-useful on its own. But, it can be used as-is in tests
to get validation inputs for use with the arbitraror's benchbin binary
which can validate a block.
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Adds a simple method for dumping validation inputs to file on disk in json format.
This file can be useful as input to a run of the arbitrator prover to validate block hashes at various states in the state transition function.