feat: Custom slippage for switch widget

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General Changes

• Adds custom slippage for switch widget
• Custom slippage must be:
  • Positive
  • Less than 30%
• Custom slippage will raise a warning if:
  • Slippage is less than 0.5
  • Slippage is more than 10%

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