✨ feat: support mainnet ICP and DOD token

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced asset list now includes temporary assets for "ICP" and "DOD" with detailed properties.
  • Added RPC endpoint for the Dfinity chain to improve network interaction.
  • Improved handling of ICRC1 asset balances and transfers with dynamic decimal retrieval.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated methods in the DfinityChainWallet class for better accuracy in managing ICRC assets.

• Chores

  • Removed Dfinity from the list of supported chains for the testnet environment.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve significant updates to the asset management and chain configuration within the wallet application. The useAllAssetListQuery function now returns an enhanced asset list that includes additional temporary assets for "ICP" and "DOD". The Dfinity chain configuration has been updated to include a specific RPC URL, and the DfinityChainWallet class has been modified to dynamically handle asset balances and transfers with improved decimal precision. Additionally, the Dfinity entry has been removed from the testnet supported chains.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/wallet/src/apis/react-query/token.ts	Updated useAllAssetListQuery to return a new array with additional temporary assets for "ICP" and "DOD". Updated import statement to include new types.
apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/chain-list.ts	Added ['https://ic0.app'] to the rpcUrls array for the Dfinity chain configuration.
apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/chain-wallets/dfinity/index.ts	Enhanced DfinityChainWallet class to dynamically retrieve decimal places for ICRC1 assets. Updated initWallet method to use the first RPC URL from this.chainInfo.rpcUrls[0]. Added getIcrcDecimals method.
apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/index.ts	Removed Dfinity entry from the SupportedChainsForTestnet array.

Poem

In the wallet's realm, new assets bloom,
Temporary treasures dispel the gloom.
Dfinity's path now clearer to see,
With RPCs guiding, as swift as can be.
Balances dance with precision so bright,
In the world of chains, all feels just right! 🐇✨

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