chore(all): update cosmos-sdk deps

[abi87]

Took the following steps:

• point all replace clauses to a cosmos-sdk dep to a local version of the repo holding main branch
• run go mod tidy in each module to cleanup deps:
  • cosmossdk.io/x/auth is not a module anymore so dropped references
  • added cosmossdk.io/x/bankX and cosmossdk.io/x/staking deps
• once all go mod tidy pass with no changes, moved to unlocking compilation:
  • used bls implementation from cometBFT repo
  • dropped kvStoreService struct in favour of runtime.NewKVStoreService(storeKey) method
  • still some compilation errors around db wrapper being referenced somehow but not existing in cosmos-sdk main
• run go work sync
• introduce references to local repo for cosmossdk.io/store and cosmossdk.io/store/v2
• cleaned up ProvideKVStoreService function (now in cosmos-sdk)
• fixed compilation issues around bls keys
• AT THIS STAGE THE BINARY COMPILES

TODO:

• command genesis add-premined-deposit fails due to bls serialization issues

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 40.42%. Comparing base (cafd14e) to head (e6b1898).

Additional details and impacted files

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- Hits         4294       19     -4275     
+ Misses      11732       28    -11704     
+ Partials      271        0      -271     

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[abi87]

this cosmos sdk PR has been merged so all of this can be dropped