Feat/sync dec with master v1 51 1

[aarmoa]

• PR to sync dev branch with the latest release in master (v1.51.1)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a MinNotional parameter across multiple trading assets, allowing for minimum transaction size requirements.
  • Added new command-line applications for managing trading positions, updating market parameters, and authorizing stake grants on the blockchain.

• Documentation

  • Updated installation and example running instructions in the README for clarity and accuracy.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved market configuration by restructuring how trading parameters are defined and accessed in configuration files.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the trading system's configurability and functionality, introducing a MinNotional value for market definitions and modifying various components to support this feature. The updates also include improved command-line tools for interacting with the blockchain, ensuring better management of trading parameters and stakeholder actions. Workflow adjustments in the testing and configuration files further support these enhancements, contributing to a more robust trading environment.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/run-tests.yml	Updated Codecov Action version from v3 to v4.
README.md	Revised installation and example running instructions, reflecting a restructured example directory.
client/chain/markets_assistant.go	Added MinNotional field to market assistants, enhancing market configurability.
client/chain/markets_assistant_test_support.go	Introduced MinNotional to market info creation functions.
client/core/market.go	Added MinNotional to SpotMarket and DerivativeMarket, included methods for notional value conversions.
client/core/market_test.go	Added tests for notional value conversions; initialized MinNotional in market structures.
client/metadata/assets/*.ini	Added min_notional to various asset definitions; updated peggy_denom paths and token decimals.
examples/chain/exchange/*.go	Multiple command-line tools introduced for trading actions, incorporating MinNotional in relevant messages.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Blockchain
    participant MarketAssistant

    User->>CLI: Launch trading action
    CLI->>MarketAssistant: Get market parameters
    MarketAssistant->>CLI: Return market info
    CLI->>Blockchain: Send transaction with parameters
    Blockchain-->>CLI: Confirm transaction
    CLI-->>User: Display transaction status

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🐰 In a world of trades and hops,
A new value we now adopt!
With notional limits, we take our chance,
In a market dance, let’s prance!
So gather round, both big and small,
For trading joy will soon enthrall!
🌟✨

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