DKG Result Submission Backward Compatibility #6827
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This PR implements backward-compatibility for DKG result submission. Addresses #6792
The implementation here uses differences in the smart contract to decide which transaction to use for result submission. Compared to the protocol-version-based approach described in the issue, this has the benefit that the smart contract upgrade does not need to be coordinated with the Protocol HCU.