feat/add_exchange_messages_from_v1_13

[aarmoa]

• Added support for the new messages in exchange module, included in the chain upgrade v1.13.
• Added unit tests and example scripts

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new message types for authorizing and activating stake grants, enhancing the stake management process.
  • Added functionality to decrease position margins and update derivative and spot markets.
  • Implemented a minimum notional value for transactions, improving market operation integrity.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced API documentation with detailed request and response structures for new message types.
  • Added JSON schemas for new functionalities, facilitating better integration and understanding.

• Chores

  • Updated Python and Go SDK versions to align with new features and improvements.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the trading ecosystem by introducing new message types and parameters that improve the management of stake grants, position margins, and market updates. Notable inclusions are the min_notional attribute across various market classes and new JSON schemas for structured message formats. These adjustments bolster operational integrity and ensure better transaction validation, ultimately refining the user experience within the Injective protocol.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.../_binaryoptions.md	Updated denom variable in main to include a min_notional parameter for transaction thresholds.
.../_chainexchange.md	Added MsgAuthorizeStakeGrants and MsgActivateStakeGrant message structures for stake management.
.../_changelog.md	Introduced new message types for market management and updated SDKs to include min_notional.
.../_derivatives.md	Added MsgDecreasePositionMargin and MsgUpdateDerivativeMarket for margin adjustments and market updates.
.../_spot.md	Introduced minNotional for order validation and a new MsgUpdateSpotMarket for market configurations.
.../grantAuthorization.json	New JSON structure for defining parameters related to stake grants.
.../msgActivateStakeGrant.json	New JSON file for activating stake grants with structured parameters.
.../msgAuthorizeStakeGrants.json	New JSON format for authorizing stake grants with sender and grants parameters.
.../msgDecreasePositionMargin.json	New schema for decreasing margin position with necessary parameters.
.../msgUpdateDerivativeMarket.json	New schema for updating derivative market configurations.
.../msgUpdateSpotMarket.json	New schema for updating spot market parameters including min_notional.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant StakeGranter
    participant GrantSystem

    User->>StakeGranter: Request stake grant
    StakeGranter->>GrantSystem: Authorize grant (MsgAuthorizeStakeGrants)
    GrantSystem->>User: Notification of authorization

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MarketAdmin
    participant MarketSystem

    User->>MarketAdmin: Request market update
    MarketAdmin->>MarketSystem: Submit update (MsgUpdateSpotMarket)
    MarketSystem->>User: Confirm update completion

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Poem

🐰 In fields of code, a change we weave,
New messages dance, as we believe.
With min_notional, our trades align,
In rabbit's heart, these updates shine!
Hops of joy for markets anew,
Together we'll trade, just me and you! 🌼

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