Move the disabling of Horizon state verification into horizon.env files #813
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mollykarcher
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What
Disable state verification for Horizon by setting INGEST_DISABLE_STATE_VERIFICATION=True directly in horizon.env files for both common and local configurations. Remove conditional logic from the start script that previously set this variable only for local networks or protocol versions above 19.
Why
State verification is now disabled universally rather than conditionally, simplifying configuration and ensuring consistent behavior across all network types and protocol versions. The conditions are practically true all the time anyway, since it is always set when the protocol is greater than 19.