feat(consensus): Refactor network fuzzing framework #9215
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…ministic and supports additional RTT topologies
…This lead to a mismatch with the docker container names.
…nd starfish under the same network disruptions
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Description of change
This PR modernizes the network experiment and fuzzing infrastructure.
The previous “fuzz” scripts, which were primarily used for benchmark-style performance tests, have been renamed to *-benchmark for clarity.
A new, deterministic fuzzing framework has been introduced under *-fuzz, allowing controlled and reproducible network perturbations for stability and robustness testing.
A high-level orchestration script (dual-run.sh) is added to automate paired Mysticeti / Starfish experiment runs under identical network conditions, enabling systematic protocol comparison.
Together, these changes separate performance benchmarking from fault-injection fuzzing, improving experiment reproducibility and test coverage.
Links to any relevant issues
fixes https://github.com/iotaledger/iota-private/issues/232 and https://github.com/iotaledger/iota-private/issues/236
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