Feat: Adapt create data script for previous colony versions

[iamsamgibbs]

Description

This PR adapts the create-data.js script to make it easier to generate colonies on the previous colony version.

Note: This will only actually work if you have deployed the previous colony version. Many thanks to @area for making this super easy.

Testing

• Step 1 - Run npm run dev and npm run frontend as per usual
• Step 2 - Before running the create-data script, run npm run hardhat to open the hardhat console.
• Step 3 - Paste the following into the hardhat console:

deployHMWSS = require('./scripts/deployOldUpgradeableVersion.js').deployColonyVersionHMWSS
cn = await artifacts.require("IColonyNetwork").at("0x777760996135F0791E2e1a74aFAa060711197777")
await deployHMWSS(cn)

This will take some time to complete.

If you want to confirm both colony versions are available you can run the following commands in the hardhat console:
await cn.getColonyVersionResolver(14)
await cn.getColonyVersionResolver(15)

• Step 4 - Once the colony version has finished deploying, run the create-data script with this new flag: node scripts/create-data.js --usePreviousColonyVersion
• Step 5 - Once the script has finished running, open the app in your browser. The colonies should now be on the previous version and the upgrade banner should appear at the top of the window. Feel free to test upgrading a colony if you've never seen this before!

Diffs

New stuff ✨

• New --usePreviousColonyVersion flag for the create-data script

TODO

• Put these testing steps somewhere useful like notion

[mmioana]

You smashed this one @iamsamgibbs 🚀

After running the create-data script I could see the version upgrade banner

Created an Version Upgrade action

And after the action was completed, the banner was no longer showing up

[bassgeta]

Works for me, nice going, this is gonna make our lives quite easier!

[rdig]

Yup, very nice. Tested both resolvers via hardhat, the script and the actual version that shows up in the CDapp, everything as expected.

Only thing I can nitpick about is that your style changes made it harder to determine what the actual change was, and what was merely a stylistic change.

Don't get me wrong I'm fine with all the changes, including styles, just had to find something to complain about :P

Lastly, the only thing that gives me pause, is people not remembering the block of code to deploy the old resolvers, in a few months. So we'll just need to remember to point them at this PR.