feat: Bump cosmos-sdk to v0.50.5

[lucaslopezf]

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Walkthrough

The overall change involves updating the Go version from "1.20" to "1.21" across various workflow configurations and the project's Go version file. Additionally, it includes an update to cosmos-sdk v0.50.5 in the project's changelog, indicating an improvement or enhancement related to the Cosmos ecosystem.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/.../build.yml	Updated Go version from "1.20" to "1.21"
.github/workflows/.../lint.yml	Updated Go version from "1.20" to "1.21"
.github/workflows/.../test.yml	Updated Go version from "1.20" to "1.21"
.go-version	Updated Go version from 1.20.7 to 1.21
CHANGELOG.md	Updated to cosmos-sdk v0.50.5 in version v0.50.5

Related issues

• [Feature]: Update cosmos-sdk to v0.50 release #57: The PR addresses the objective of updating the cosmos-sdk to v0.50 as mentioned in the issue, by including an update to cosmos-sdk v0.50.5 in the changelog, which is part of staying up-to-date with the latest cosmos ecosystem updates.

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