Contract execution should have a limit of used memory

### Describe the problem you discovered

Currently the contract are executed without much restriction. But this can have unexpected effect.
For example a contract retrieving some data from an HTTP request and adding this into a list:
```elixir
data = Http.request("https://website.com")
# Assume the data have a size of 200 Ko
list = []
for i in 1..10_000 do
list = List.append(list, data]
end
```
The resulting list will have a size of 2 Go and will be stored in miner memory.

This can causes miner to crash if memory consumption is not handled.

### Describe the solution you'd like

Implement a solution to limit the memory used by a contract execution

### Epic

_No response_

No implementation file, entry point, or test is named in the issue. Start by locating the contract execution path in the Elixir node and determine how memory usage can be bounded; done means contract execution enforces a defined memory limit and avoids miner crashes from excessive allocations.

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