✨ feat: rename Dfinity to InternetComputer

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Rebranding of the Dfinity chain to InternetComputer, including updates to its name and full name in the wallet application.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected naming inconsistencies associated with the Dfinity chain to reflect its new branding.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the naming of the Dfinity chain to InternetComputer in two files. In apps/wallet/src/utils/basicTypes.ts, the static property of the Chain class is updated to reflect this new name. Similarly, in apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/chain-list.ts, the Dfinity chain information object's name and fullName properties are changed to InternetComputer and InternetComputer Mainnet. No other logic or functionality changes are made.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/wallet/src/utils/basicTypes.ts	Updated static property Dfinity to InternetComputer in Chain class.
apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/chain-list.ts	Changed name and fullName properties of Dfinity object to InternetComputer and InternetComputer Mainnet.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: sign test and chainassetType update #176: The changes in the apps/wallet/src/utils/basicTypes.ts file regarding the renaming of static properties in the ChainAssetType class are directly related to the modifications made in the DfinityChainWallet class in apps/wallet/src/utils/chain/chain-wallets/dfinity/index.ts, where the asset type checks have been updated to reflect these new names.

Poem

🐇 In the code where the chains do play,
The name has changed, hip-hip-hooray!
From Dfinity bright to Internet's light,
We hop along, all feels just right.
With every change, we dance and cheer,
For new beginnings, we hold dear! 🌟

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