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AMP-powered subgraphs use different network names than graph-node's internal chain names (e.g., AMP uses "ethereum-mainnet" while graph-node uses "mainnet"). Add a config-level `amp` field on chains that maps AMP names to internal names, so AMP manifests work without renaming chains in the database.
The old convention made queries very hard to read. We now simply demand that users stay away from tables etc. whose name starts with `amp_`
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This PR makes two somewhat unrelated changes:
mainnetvsethereum-mainnet) For amp-powered subgraphs, it is expected that the manifest uses the amp name