Use solady to sort merkle tree #207
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Combining solady's
LibSortand openzeppelin'sArrayslibraries forced me(because we want to keep a good DX) to declare the merkleleavesasuint256instead ofbytes32, otherwise there would have been too many conversions between uint256->bytes32 and bytes32->uint256 arrays, plus conversions from storage to memory and vice versa.