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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated routing logic to support both iframe and standard web contexts, enhancing application flexibility.
  • Introduced a new transaction handling feature in the TonChainWallet, allowing for separate gas fee payments and improved error management.
• Dependencies
  • Updated @ton/crypto library to version 3.3.0, potentially introducing new features and improvements.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the wallet application by upgrading the @ton/crypto package and modifying routing logic to accommodate different execution contexts. Notably, the TonChainWallet class now supports a more flexible transaction fee handling mechanism. These improvements aim to boost user experience and application adaptability, ensuring that it functions correctly whether in an iframe or standard browser environment.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/wallet/package.json	Updated @ton/crypto version from ^3.2.0 to ^3.3.0.
apps/wallet/src/main.tsx	Modified routing logic: conditionally used MemoryRouter for iframe context, retaining BrowserRouter otherwise. Imported IS_IN_IFRAME.
apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/chain-wallets/ton/index.ts	Enhanced TonChainWallet: added sendMode for transaction fees management, allowing separate gas payment and error ignoring. Imported SendMode.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant WalletApp
    participant Router
    participant TonChainWallet

    User->>WalletApp: Launch App
    WalletApp->>Router: Check Environment (IS_IN_IFRAME)
    alt In Iframe
        Router->>WalletApp: Use MemoryRouter
    else Not in Iframe
        Router->>WalletApp: Use BrowserRouter
    end
    WalletApp->>TonChainWallet: Execute Transaction
    TonChainWallet->>TonChainWallet: Apply sendMode (Pay Gas Separately + Ignore Errors)
    TonChainWallet->>User: Transaction Result

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Poem

🐇 In a world of wallets, so bright and new,
The crypto hops in, with features askew.
With gas paid apart, and errors ignored,
Our transactions now dance, like rabbits adored.
From iframe to browser, we swiftly traverse,
A wallet's delight, in this joyful verse! 🌼

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