feat: update create frontend page to use smart contract portal

[janb87]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated references from Polygon Mumbai testnet to Polygon Amoy testnet.
  • Changed installation instructions from Node.js to Bun.
  • Modified file paths and configurations for ERC-20 token contract deployment.
  • Adjusted environment variables and project IDs for WalletConnect and Smart Contract Portal Middleware.

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ENG-777 Documentation

Add documentation on how to use the new middleware

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Walkthrough

The update in connect-frontend.md involves transitioning from the Polygon Mumbai testnet to the Amoy testnet, switching from Node.js to Bun for installation, adjusting file paths and configurations for ERC-20 token contracts, and refining environment variables for services like WalletConnect and Smart Contract Portal Middleware.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/calculator.py	- Update from Node.js to Bun for installations - Transition from Mumbai to Amoy testnet
	- Change ERC20 contract path from contracts/GenericToken.sol to contracts/GenericERC20.sol
	- Adjust deployment file from 00_deploy_generic_token.ts to main.ts
	- Modify environment variable names for services like WalletConnect
	- Update installation packages and file paths for front-end setup
	- Refine configurations for ABI and address storage

Poem

A change in the wind, from Mumbai to Amoy,
Node.js gives way, to Bun with new toys.
ERC-20 dances, in paths refined,
WalletConnect whispers, configurations aligned.
Rabbit's code journey, a tale well-defined. 🐇📦

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[janb87]

@snigdha920 I'll create another PR which includes the other changes