Consider returning raw transaction result in the predicate result payload

[MicaiahReid]

In addition, if we got the hex value of the response given by the function call like in blockchain api then it will be easier for us to deserializeCV.

@SushilBro, the blockchain API returns a transaction result like this:

"tx_result": {
   "hex": >"0x070c0000000302647801000000000000000000000022ecb25c0002647901000000000000000000000129b96a4b9>406737570706c790100000000000000000000011733124a14",
   "repr": "(ok (tuple (dx u150000000000) (dy u1278716038036) (supply u1199152712212)))"
 }

Chainhook attempts to deserialize the hex result and just returns:

"result": "(ok (tuple (dx u150000000000) (dy u1278716038036) (supply u1199152712212)))"

and if it fails to deserialize, it just returns the raw result.

Since we're already deserializing the transaction result, would you still need the hex so that you can deserialize it?

Originally posted by @MicaiahReid in #422 (comment)