Tron wallet connect

[0xh3rman]

• Wired WalletConnect to support Tron signMessage/signTransaction/sendTransaction and updated transaction mappings.
• Added tron_method_version: "v1" sessionProperties on approval when Tron is supported.
• Ensured Tron signer is used for signData and response decoding preserves JSON types (booleans).

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly expands the application's blockchain capabilities by integrating comprehensive support for the Tron network. It introduces new transaction types, extends metadata structures to accommodate Tron-specific data like raw hexadecimal transaction details, and exposes dedicated WalletConnect methods for signing and sending Tron transactions. These changes ensure that the application can now seamlessly interact with Tron-based wallets and process Tron transactions, broadening its utility for users engaging with the Tron ecosystem.

Highlights

• Tron Transaction Support: Full integration of Tron as a supported blockchain for wallet connection and transaction processing, allowing the system to recognize and handle Tron-specific transactions.
• Extended Tron Metadata: The TransactionLoadMetadata and GemTransactionLoadMetadata enums now include an optional rawDataHex field for Tron transactions, enhancing the detail and flexibility of transaction data handling.
• New WalletConnect Methods: Introduction of tronSignMessage, tronSignTransaction, and tronSendTransaction methods to facilitate Tron-specific interactions via WalletConnect, enabling a broader range of operations.
• Signer Updates: The TronSigner has been updated to accommodate the new metadata structure for Tron and includes a new signData function, improving its capability to sign various Tron-related data.
• Core Subproject Update: A core subproject's commit hash has been updated, indicating a dependency refresh likely to support the newly introduced Tron functionalities.

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Changelog

• Features/WalletConnector/Sources/WalletConnector/Services/WalletConnectorSigner.swift
  • Added support for .tron transactions in the switch transaction statements for signing and sending logic.
• Packages/ChainServices/WalletConnectorService/Extensions/WalletConnectTransaction+ChainServices.swift
  • Extended WalletConnectTransaction to include a .tron case for mapping Tron transaction data and output types.
• Packages/ChainServices/WalletConnectorService/WalletConnectorTransaction.swift
  • Introduced a new case tron(String, TransferDataOutputType) to the WalletConnectorTransaction enum, formally defining Tron as a supported transaction type.
• Packages/GemstonePrimitives/Sources/Extensions/GemTransactionLoadMetadata+GemstonePrimitives.swift
  • Modified the .tron case to include rawDataHex as a new parameter, and updated the mapping from TransactionLoadMetadata to GemTransactionLoadMetadata accordingly.
• Packages/Primitives/Sources/TransactionLoadMetadata.swift
  • Added rawDataHex: String? to the .tron case in the TransactionLoadMetadata enum.
  • Updated the getBlockNumber() method to correctly destructure the .tron case with the new rawDataHex parameter.
• Packages/Primitives/Sources/WalletConnector.swift
  • Added new WalletConnectionMethods for Tron: tronSignMessage, tronSignTransaction, and tronSendTransaction.
• Packages/Signer/Sources/Chains/TronSigner.swift
  • Modified the signTransaction method's guard case .tron to destructure the new rawDataHex parameter.
  • Added a new signData function that delegates to ChainSigner.
  • Modified the signStake method's guard case .tron to destructure the new rawDataHex parameter.
• core
  • Updated the subproject commit hash from 01384bd91d0a73dcaee8012663c91971b828faf3 to b452c557f90cc8c8ef00f1f824493262be7648e7.

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Code Review

This pull request adds support for Tron wallet connections. The changes span across multiple packages to integrate Tron-specific transaction signing and handling. I've found a critical issue in TronSigner.swift that could lead to infinite recursion. I've also noted an opportunity to refactor duplicated code in WalletConnectorSigner.swift to improve maintainability. Other changes to add Tron support seem correct.

[0xh3rman]

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