feat: gql staking

[ruslan-sh-r]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Consolidated various delegation and bonding queries into a unified staking functionality.
• New Features
  • Introduced new staking query capabilities to enhance user interactions with staking operations.
• Bug Fixes
  • Removed unused code elements to streamline operations and improve performance.

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Walkthrough

The recent update simplifies the GraphQL schema by removing various entities related to delegations, redelegations, unbondings, and validators while introducing a consolidated 'staking' entity. This change enhances efficiency and focuses on core staking functionalities.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../heart-monitor.test.ts, .../heart-monitor.ts	Removed multiple delegation-related entities; added staking-related entities and functions.
src/gql/query/index.ts	Replaced delegations, redelegations, unbondings, validators modules with a single staking module.
src/gql/query/staking.ts	Introduced new file for querying staking-related data.
src/gql/utils/defaultObjects.ts	Removed declarations for GQLDelegation, GQLRedelegation, GQLUnbonding.
src/gql/utils/consts.test.ts	Modified queryBatchHandler test to focus only on communityPool data retrieval, removing delegations logic.
src/gql/utils/consts.ts	Added checkNoFields function.

🐇✨
Oh hoppity hop, the code does clean,
Away old clutter, the new is seen!
Staking here, in fields so wide,
Simplified queries, with nowhere to hide.
Cheers to fresh starts, on this coding spree,
With every commit, more bugs flee! 🌟
🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 1

[cgilbe27]

One last comment and it will look good to me, can we keep the default objects still?
Even if they need to be explicitly defined, and not in use, there are some cases where we do need all fields, and would like to reference those objects

Otherwise, looks good to me

[cgilbe27]

Superseded by #350