feat/add_staking_and_chain_exchange_documentation

[aarmoa]

• Added documentation for the distribution module's queries and messages
• Added documentation for the chain exchange module's queries and messages
• Introduced a change to allow the auto-generation of parameters' tables from JSON files. The idea is to have a single JSON file with all the parameters for every message or type, and use that single definition for every reference in the docs

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added JSON to HTML table conversion option in documentation tools.
  • Introduced detailed transaction latency and block production information in FAQs.
  • Enhanced Python SDK with support for all queries and messages from distribution and chain exchange modules in version 1.4.0.
• Documentation
  • Updated code snippets across various sections for improved security and flexibility, including environment variable handling and private key configuration.
  • Reorganized module listings in documentation for better navigation and clarity.
  • Added and updated content in sections like auctions, authorization, banking, broadcasting, chain streaming, insurance, oracle usage, spot trading, token factory queries, and smart contract interactions.
• Refactor
  • Improved code snippets with import adjustments, variable naming enhancements, and updated functionality for more accurate and secure examples.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing security, flexibility, and precision within the SDK. Key improvements include better handling of environment variables, updating import statements, refining code snippets for various functionalities like auctions, authorization, and broadcasting, and introducing more detailed documentation. These changes aim to streamline development processes, improve code security through dynamic key loading, and ensure accurate computations and data handling across different modules.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
Makefile	Added -c json-to-html-table option to markdown-autodocs command.
source/includes/_auction.md source/includes/_authz.md source/includes/_bank.md source/includes/_broadcaster.md source/includes/_insurance.md source/includes/_oracle.md source/includes/_wasmx.md	Updated code snippets: import statements, environment variable handling, private key configuration, gas fee computation, and method adjustments.
source/includes/_chainstream.md source/includes/_tokenfactory.md	Updated functionality and paths for Python and Go examples.
source/includes/_changelog.md	Added support for distribution and chain exchange modules in Python SDK v1.4.0.
source/includes/_faq.md	Added details on transaction latency, block production, gas limit, and P2P latency.
source/includes/_spotrpc.md	Renamed ***SpotOrderHistory*** to **SpotOrderHistory**.
source/includes/_wasm.md	Updated querying functionalities for validator rewards, contract interactions, and metadata.
source/index.html.md	Reorganized listed modules in the documentation.

"In the garden of code, where the bits softly tread,
🐇 A rabbit hopped in, with a mission ahead.
To tweak and to change, with a meticulous care,
Ensuring security's tight, with none to spare.
From auctions to auth, and oracles too,
It spruced up the docs, making everything new.
🌟 'Tis a tale of updates, both big and small,
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