removes a test error output and fixes opbnb network name

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This pull request includes an update to the commit reference for the lib/openzeppelin-contracts directory, changing it from 54b3f14346da01ba0d159114b399197fea8b7cda to e50c24f5839db17f46991478384bfda14acfb830. Additionally, the script/deploy/safe/confirm-safe-tx.ts file has been modified to standardize the casing of the network name from 'opBNB' to 'opbnb' in the skipNetworks array and to remove unnecessary error logging.

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File Path	Change Summary
lib/openzeppelin-contracts	Updated commit reference from 54b3f14346da01ba0d159114b399197fea8b7cda to e50c24f5839db17f46991478384bfda14acfb830.
script/deploy/safe/confirm-safe-tx.ts	Changed network name in skipNetworks from 'opBNB' to 'opbnb' and removed error logging.

Possibly related PRs

• adds option to sign&execute now and allows to call without privKey param #803: Modifies the script/deploy/safe/confirm-safe-tx.ts file, focusing on enhancing transaction confirmation processes.
• Increase robustness of confirm safe tx script #858: Updates the script/deploy/safe/confirm-safe-tx.ts file to add robustness to the transaction confirmation logic.
• adds gasZipChainIds & opbnb to networks.json #825: Adds opbnb in the config/networks.json file, relevant to network interactions defined in the main PR.
• updates pauser wallet address #841: Updates the pauserWallet address in config/global.json, potentially interacting with the OpenZeppelin contracts.
• bump version #860: Updates versioning in workflow files, indirectly relating to the OpenZeppelin contracts updates in the main PR.

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