Fix Hardhat compile error when public variables are used to implement interface functions #1055
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When modifying solc input to extract namespaced storage layouts, interface functions are kept (because constants might refer to their function selectors), but we effectively remove state variables (by converting them to dummy enums).
If an interface has a function, which is implemented using a state variable to provide a public getter, then this causes a compile error because the modified solc input (with state variable converted to dummy enum) would no longer have the public getter.
We can resolve this by converting all contracts in the modified solc input to
abstract
.Fixes #1053