🐛 fix: improve rpc stability

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a method to directly set the wallet within the RPC manager for enhanced wallet management.

• Improvements

  • Streamlined wallet handling by eliminating session-based dependencies and using a direct wallet instance.

• Error Handling Enhancements

  • Improved initialization checks to ensure proper wallet setup before operations.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance wallet management within the RPCManager class by replacing session-based methods with a dedicated private _wallet property. This refactor promotes better encapsulation and clarity in wallet handling, allowing for a more streamlined configuration through the introduction of a setWallet method. The interaction between the HibitIdSession and the rpcManager has also been refined, enabling a more tailored approach to wallet initialization.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
apps/wallet/src/stores/rpc.ts	Refactored wallet management in RPCManager by adding a private _wallet, removing a getter, updating methods to use _wallet, and introducing a setWallet method. Enhanced error handling in checkInit.
apps/wallet/src/stores/session.ts	Modified HibitIdSession to replace rpcManager.init() with rpcManager.setWallet(wallet), indicating a more specific configuration for wallet handling.

Poem

🐇 In the land of code where rabbits play,
We’ve tidied our wallets, hip-hip-hooray!
No more sessions to clutter our way,
With _wallet in hand, we’re ready to stay.
A hop and a skip, let functionality beam,
In our code’s cozy burrow, we’re living the dream! 🌟

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