Bump SeiDB

[Kbhat1]

Describe your changes and provide context

• Bumps sei-db to include change for rocksdb inclusion + makefile updates

Testing performed to validate your change

• Verifying on node

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 51.57%. Comparing base (c436adb) to head (a17641a).
⚠️ Report is 1 commits behind head on main.

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[masih]

I am curious, do we have to build rocksdb every time? Would be nice to use pre-built libs if we can or even move that to another repo and pull from it as release artifacts.

[Kbhat1]

We don't have to build it every time (thats why its a separate step). I added a note there that says "one time setup".

Yea I think we can build and distribute a .so or pre-built libs @masih but have noticed issues where its arch dependent and had problems running the same rocksdb binary on different machines. Can add that as a separate step, but to note, on a single machine you only need to install rocksdb once (and can make install seid as many times after that)

[yzang2019]

We will have a readme to clarify the steps to migrate from pebble to rocksdb