Feat/test magic

[ThomasRalee]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new wallet icons with standard and magic themes for enhanced visual representation.
  • Added support for connecting to a Magic wallet, improving wallet integration options.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved connection status management with the addition of a disconnecting state for better user feedback.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced type safety for constants related to wallet functionality.

• Chores

  • Updated wallet strategy configuration to include new API keys and endpoints for improved service integration.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce new Vue.js components for wallet icons, enhance wallet connection logic with a Magic wallet integration, and update the wallet connection status management. Additionally, new constants and metadata properties are defined to support the integration. The modifications improve type safety and expand the functionality of existing methods, particularly in handling wallet addresses.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
layer/icons/wallet-new/magic.vue	Added a Vue.js component for a wallet SVG icon.
layer/icons/wallet/magic.vue	Added a Vue.js component for a magical-themed wallet SVG icon.
layer/store/wallet.ts	Enhanced wallet connection logic with a new connectMagic method for Magic wallet integration.
layer/types/enum/index.ts	Added disconnecting status to WalletConnectStatus enum for connection lifecycle management.
layer/utils/constant/setup.ts	Introduced MAGIC_APK_KEY constant and added type assertions for existing constants.
layer/wallet/wallet-strategy.ts	Updated walletStrategy to include magic metadata with API key and RPC endpoint.
layer/wallet/wallet.ts	Modified getAddresses function to accept an optional parameter for enhanced functionality.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant WalletStore
    participant MagicProvider

    User->>WalletStore: Initiate connection
    WalletStore->>MagicProvider: connectMagic(email)
    MagicProvider-->>WalletStore: Retrieve addresses
    WalletStore-->>User: Provide addresses

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