Add okx provider icon

[0xh3rman]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily integrates the OKX swap provider into the application, encompassing the addition of its identifier to the SwapProvider enum and the inclusion of its corresponding icon assets. This allows the application to recognize and display the OKX provider's icon. Additionally, a minor update was made to handle Tron transactions with a temporary fatalError() and the core submodule was updated to its latest version.

Highlights

• OKX Provider Integration: The okx swap provider has been added to the system, enabling its recognition and use within the application.
• Icon Assets Added: New image assets for the okx provider, including its SVG icon and associated metadata, have been included in the project's resources.
• Image Mapping Updated: The SwapProviderType+Gemstone extension now correctly maps the okx provider to its newly added icon, ensuring proper display.
• Tron Transaction Handling: A placeholder fatalError() case for .tron transactions was added in WalletConnectTransaction+ChainServices.swift.
• Core Submodule Updated: The core submodule dependency has been updated to its latest commit, reflecting upstream changes.

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Changelog

• Packages/ChainServices/WalletConnectorService/Extensions/WalletConnectTransaction+ChainServices.swift
  • Added a fatalError() case for .tron to the WalletConnectTransaction extension's mapToChainService function.
• Packages/Primitives/Sources/SwapProvider.swift
  • Added the okx case to the SwapProvider enum.
• Packages/PrimitivesComponents/Sources/Extensions/SwapProviderType+Gemstone.swift
  • Extended SwapProvider to return the okx image for the okx case.
• Packages/Style/Sources/Images.swift
  • Introduced a static okx property within Images.SwapProviders to reference the new image asset.
• Packages/Style/Sources/Resources/Assets.xcassets/swap_providers/okx.imageset/Contents.json
  • Created a JSON file defining the okx.svg as an image asset.
• Packages/Style/Sources/Resources/Assets.xcassets/swap_providers/okx.imageset/okx.svg
  • Added the SVG vector graphic for the OKX logo.
• core
  • Updated the core submodule reference to a newer commit.

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Code Review

This pull request adds the OKX provider icon and its related assets across the project. The changes related to the new icon are correct. However, there is an unrelated change in WalletConnectTransaction+ChainServices.swift that introduces a fatalError() for Tron transactions. This is a critical issue that will cause the app to crash and must be addressed before this pull request is merged.

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Using fatalError() will cause the application to crash if it ever processes a Tron transaction. This is a critical risk to application stability. Since this change appears to be unrelated to the main purpose of this pull request (adding an OKX provider icon), it's important to handle this case safely. Please either fully implement the mapping for .tron or remove this change from this PR to be addressed separately. Merging unimplemented feature paths that result in a crash is not safe.