Fix LogPoller reprocessing entire block range on partial failure#1465
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Fixes excessive getBlock RPC calls caused by the LogPoller reprocessing already-succeeded blocks when a failure occurs partway through a block range. Previously, lastProcessedSlot was only updated after the entire range completed successfully any error (DB timeout, decoding failure, rate limiting) would cause the next tick to re-fetch and re-process every block from the start of the range. Now lastProcessedSlot advances incrementally after each successfully processed batch, so retries resume from where processing left off.